The National Art Gallery of Namibia is always busy with exhibitions. It has gained popularity over the years as this is the place where artists and creators showcase their talents. The goal of NAGN is to preserve and encourage art in and around Namibia. Here are three art exhibitions being showcased: Title: Edward Diyeve Mukoyo […]

Skip to content After losing their jobs as commercial pilots in the midst of the Air Namibia liquidation, B and Li saw an opportunity to make their much loved dream come true, Ch33ky. With winter having come to an end and the cooler…

When we think of self-harm, we often think of slitting our wrists until we see the bone, burning our inner thighs like Ginny in Ginny and Georgia, banging our heads against the wall repeatedly, or scratching our skin until we are bleeding and we have skin beneath our nails. And thanks (but no thanks) to […]

Skip to content Trend cycles are moving so fast that we not only have to keep up with trends, but even micro-trends as well. These days, themes and collections aren’t trending, but rather singular items and small, obscure pieces are taken from bigger themes.

Skip to content Therapy and other forms of tending to one’s mental health are often considered taboo for men and are wrongly perceived as being exclusively for women or the mentally ill. With sobering statistics such as “on average, the country recorded over one suicide per day, with the vast majority of victims – about […]

Oceans by Diolini is a Namibian R&b and Soul song by Chantell Uiras. It has made a great impression as it currently has over 1200 views on Youtube and 1000 streams on Spotify. It is a great song, but learning more about the creative process and the artist’s story will helps us appreciate and understand […]

Study tips, tricks, and hacks on how to jumpstart the second semester and ways in which learners and students can find greater joy in learning institutions. As the second semester dawns on the horizon, campuses are swiftly filling up, and students are gleaming with glee and excitement to be back. Classes may feel like a […]

I remember growing up, my mother used to relax my hair; a lot actually but I don’t blame her. Back then there weren’t as many resources on taking care of natural hair as we have now. So the only way to deal with my thick 4c hair was to relax it and oh boy, did […]

Skip to content Welcome back to our series! We hope you are all enjoying learning about the people that make our country so special. Today we will be learning a about another distinct Bantu Tribe – The Kavango.

New year, new you! An aspect of our lives we… In today’s economy, job opportunities are becoming increasingly scarce, making… After losing their jobs as commercial pilots in the midst of the Air Namibia liquidation, B and Li saw an opportunity to make their much loved dream come true, Ch33ky.

Did you know that in Samoa it is a crime to forget your wife’s birthday? And that it’s illegal to name your child Monica in Guinea? Or that Namibia’s law is that livestock thieves go to jail for a minimum of 20 to 30 years—more than rapists or murderers? Why, you ask? Well, because that’s […]

Skip to content A generational gap is visible when it comes to communication between Millennials, Gen Z, and Baby Boomers. Which is commonly observed in the workplace. To foster harmony, it’s essential to bridge this gap.

In this article we explore the challenges posed by the… There is a growing buzz around inflation, leaving many young… Compassion fatigue is the sister of burnout, and she comes… Navigating finance as students or recent graduates can be daunting…. Therapy and other forms of tending to one’s mental health… If you are a creative […]

As the comforting routines of high school give way to the uncharted territories of university, the shifts in academic expectations, social dynamics, and personal responsibilities are not an easy adjustment to make. As today’s generation would say “it’s a jungle out here” If you’re a student, you’re likely aware that examination season… Tuilika Andreas, an […]