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Anne Hambuda

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The next few days in events

This week is packed with movement, music, and creative opportunities across the country. From early morning pilates sessions in Windhoek to live concerts, theatre competitions, dance classes, and film industry applications, our calendar is full of ways to stay active…

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Early days for ‘The Black and Yellow Podcast’

I tuned in to the first episode of ‘The Black and Yellow Podcast’, a new show on One Africa Television hosted by Namibian duo Reggie and Frozen. The episode starts off a little slow. In fact, the first 10 minutes…

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NBC Drama School returns for fifth season

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation’s (NBC) Drama School is back and preparing to launch its fifth season with a renewed focus on strengthening Namibia’s growing film industry. The programme, run by the NBC Drama School, aims to equip young creatives with…

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Three Million Views, Still Broke

A young Namibian woman on TikTok recently posted a video saying she had reached three million views on a piece of content, but that it was pointless because she is Namibian. For most other creators online, that number would signal…

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Events, events, more events!

From music and activism to learning opportunities and social gatherings, this week’s events calendar is full of activities that reflect our vibrant community life. Here are some of the happenings to look out for this weekend and in the days…

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Bringing workplace conversations to the podcast world

Podcasts have quickly become one of the easiest ways to learn something new while commuting, walking or relaxing at home. Namibian lawyer Vicky ya Toivo is using this format to talk about something that affects nearly everyone: work. Her new…

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This Week and Beyond in Namibia

This week we are filled to the brim with activity. There’s a lively mix of theatre, festivals, conversations about books and outdoor adventures. Whether you are a pupil who can head to the theatre or a carnival lover, aspiring writer…

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Just a Girl, Like Me

I am the age my mother was when I was born. I’ve always wondered what my life would be like at 31, and how that would compare to the woman who came before me. I am the perfect example of…

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Your next few weeks in events

WHETHER you are in the mood for live music, creative workshops, a market stroll or an early morning run, the coming days offer a variety of ways to get out and about. From rooftop jazz in Windhoek to community markets,…

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MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba returns to Windhoek in April

The second MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba will gather leading African marketing and communications professionals in Windhoek from 8-10 April for discussions, networking, and industry insights. Organised by Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC), the annual industry gathering focuses on the ever…

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Bearing the Weight of the Past

Growing up, I often thought of history as something far away. Think dusty books, old tales, photographs of people I would not know. Yet, the stories we inherit, even without living them, shape us. I was reminded of this recently…

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Actors Need Money and Support – Masters

For Namibian actress Diana Masters, acting has never been a phase. It has been a calling that began in childhood and slowly grew into a disciplined pursuit of craft, growth and self-discovery. She is known for appearances in local films…

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