A look back at a decade of style, struggle and success This November, Namibia’s fashion calendar will hit a historic high note as the MTC Windhoek Fashion Week (MTCWFW) celebrates its 10th anniversary. What began as a modest showcase has…
Walter Kariko
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A bold N$50-million injection into Namibia’s creative sector has ignited a heated debate among artists, organisers and cultural leaders. While some hail it as a game-changing investment in a long-overlooked industry, others question its foundation and call for strategic planning,…
Walter Kariko
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Prominent Namibian disc jockey Alba Hamukwaya, better known as DJ Alba, is gearing up to launch a mentorship programme for aspiring DJs. The programme will aim to equip them with practical skills and guidance on the entertainment industry.Speaking to unWrap.online…
Walter Kariko
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AS the City of Windhoek kicks off the much-anticipated /Ae//Gams Arts and Cultural Festival, which starts today and will run until tomorrow, residents and visitors are in for a celebration of Namibia’s rich cultural experiences. Organised by the City of…
Walter Kariko
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Namibia has inaugurated southern Africa’s first zero-emissions iron plant, marking a milestone in green hydrogen development, industrialisation, and international collaboration. The opening of the N$600-million HyIron Oshivela Green Hydrogen Plant is the culmination of strategic investments, home-grown innovation, and global…
Walter Kariko
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The opening of the N$600-million HyIron Oshivela Green Hydrogen Plant is the culmination of strategic investments, home-grown innovation, and global collaboration involving various companies around the globe. This was said by president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah when she officially inaugurated the green…
Walter Kariko
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A security guard has appeared in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court on a charge of theft of diamonds following an armed robbery at the Windhoek offices of state-owned company Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) nearly three months ago. Samuel Shipanga (33) appeared…
Walter Kariko
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Social activist Michael Amushelelo yesterday described himself as “a charity case” before he was sentenced to pay a fine of N$5 000 and to a fully suspended prison term of six months for contempt of court. Addressing acting judge Doris…
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