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Three stars, one stage in Windhoek

On 1 August, Sicilia’s Restaurant will be serving more than just food as three of Namibia’s biggest live performers take to one stage for one night, with the whole city invited. The occasion is Sicilia’s Spotlight Night, during which Suzi…

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Mushe all fired up for old school festival

Albert Uulenga, popularly known as Mushe, will return to the city stage when he performs at the Old School & Music Festival scheduled this weekend. The one-time Namibian male artist of the year is expected to thrill the audience at…

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Jaliza: From Backing Singer To Ma /gaisa Star

Ma /gaisa star Jaliza Utsile has become one of the genre’s brightest female artists.The Windhoek-born star had her introduction to local showbiz as one of the backup singers-cum-dancers of Aubasen Utsile, who is known by his stage name, Ander Donkieb,…

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Pack-Mwashekele played for the love of netball 

Valery Pack-Mwashekele says she played netball for the love of the sport, and not because she had to please others. The retired all-rounder played top-flight netball for the TransNamib, Civics, and United netball teams in the Khomas First Division. Born…

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Wild Dogs promise a memorable concert at Rundu

Patrons of Ndinoveshi Bar at Rundu can expect a memorable night of top notch oviritje music this weekend. That was the assurance given by Wild Dogs group leader Steve Uahupirapi yesterday while speaking to The Namibian. “Anyone who has attended…

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Apollus: The dribbling wizard who simplified football 

Jonathan ‘Samora’ Apollus was a player who played with extraordinary flair and passion. In fact, he made dribbling past a cluster of defenders look so simple it seemed he walked through them. Born and raised in Windhoek, Apollus sharpened his…

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Br Terence Gurirab Celebrates 30 Years in Music

Gospel star Terence Gurirab, popularly known as Brother Terence, or Br Terence, is celebrating 30 years in the music industry. To mark the milestone, Br Terence has invited 19 of his colleagues in the gospel field to celebrate the occasion…

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Awaseb: From midfield maestro to iron-clad left-back

Pre-independence Namibia has produced top-class defenders, and former Black Africa defence stalwart Mike Awaseb was one of them. Recruited from Dolam-based Pirates, the towering star initially joined as a midfielder before he was successfully converted into a defender. “I played…

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African football comes of age at 2026 World Cup

African nations have been struggling to make a significant impact at the World Cup throughout the years, but teams from the continent have finally come of age at the 2026 edition. The World Cup has been contested every four years…

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Rapper D-Jay Back With a Bang

After a year-long sabbatical during which he produced music in seclusion, rapper D-Jay will make his first public appearance at the Lifestyle Experience event at Acacia Park at Otjiwarongo next Saturday. Born in Windhoek and raised in the United States,…

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‘Silent killer’ Kamberipa nets top coaching job 

Former Desert Jewels attacking player Vijanda Kamberipa has brought her decorated playing career full circle by taking over as head coach of the national under-19 netball team. The retired player, who starred for Unam and the Desert Jewels during her…

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Baritone Richard Meyer’s voice falls silent

The Namibian music community is mourning pioneering baritone singer Richard Meyer, who died on 16 June at the age of 72. Born in Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), Meyer made his introduction to the Namibian music scene through the Purple Haze band…

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