Anne Hambuda

Anne Hambuda


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Upcoming events in Namibia

Another weekend, another few events to join in on. Get your winter coat on and enjoy these upcoming happenings in and around Namibia. The Franco Namibian Cultural Centre’s regular live music show, Acoustic Friday, will be back on 26 July,…

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We Are Missing The Bigger Picture

It’s always so disheartening to see Namibians discrediting the efforts of artists and creatives in the country. In a world where the vibrant colours of a painting, the beautiful chords of a melody and the compelling narratives of a film…

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Windhoek events in the near future

If you ever find yourself bored in Windhoek, you can’t say there was nothing to do. Strap on your boots, slap on a smile and go out into the fresh air with the following events coming to Windhoek soon: This…

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‘Monkey Man’ needs a little something

Actor Dev Patel makes his directorial debut with the intense ‘Monkey Man’, a film about vengeance and healing that features a good amount of action and drama. The idea of seeing the talented actor step behind the camera is intriguing…

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‘Savage Beauty’ flips the script

The second season of the thrilling South African drama series, ‘Savage Beauty’, has returned to Netflix with more sex, murder and scandal. The first season follows Zinhle Manzini, who has just been made the face of Bhengu Beauty. At the…

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Coming up in Windhoek

It may be cold right now, but it’s no excuse to stay indoors for too long! Why not check out a few of these upcoming events in the coming weeks and spread your horizons. On Friday, catch the ‘Christmas in…

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Furiosa hits the mark

I was entirely unsure what to expect when heading into my first viewing of the Australian action film ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’, but I can say I was thoroughly entertained by the experience. This prequel, based on the ‘Mad…

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We Really Need to Talk

We have a serious crisis on our hands in Namibia, and the more I think about it, the more anxious I become. Truthfully, I’m enraged because almost every day in the news we are bombarded with stories of children who…

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‘Doctor Who’ enters renaissance once again

As far weird and random science fiction shows go, ‘Doctor Who’ is right up there. I am a fan and I’ve been on this journey since my youth. The series is so complicated and convoluted that it would take far…

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It’s Not Too Late

As somebody born in the 90s, I can say I am extremely blessed to be in a post-apartheid Namibia where black and Coloured people are free to do and live as they please. Before 1990, the colour of your skin…

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‘Bridgerton’ leaves me wanting more

This season of ‘Bridgerton’ will go down as the one that had no iconic or memorable lines. Season one gave us “I burn for you”, while season two gave us “you are the bane of my existence and the object…

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The magic of Mukwendje’s brush

“I’m writing a book in a very different way,” says Hage Mukwendje about his brand of art in the recently produced documentary about his life and work. The documentary, titled ‘Healing Roots’, is an 11-minute film chronicling the artist’s journey…

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