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All roads will lead to Khorixas this weekend, where 11 of Namibia’s finest ma /gaisa artists will grace the Herbert Conradie Stadium for the inaugural Ma /Gaisa Festival Volume 1. The star-studded event, which was made possible by organisers Watson Ndara…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Namibian javelin record holder Strydom van der Wath never took his athletics career for granted. Van der Wath set the national javelin record with a mark of 78.32 metres on 9 May 2015 during the South African Open Championships in…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Windhoek-born former SKW and Brave Warriors midfielder Oliver Risser says bickering and infighting is ruining Namibian football. The athletic star didn’t experience the Namibian Premier League after he jetted out of the country for Germany as a 17-year-old, where he…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Retired sprinter Gerhard Barnard, who made his name before independence, was born with running and athletics in his DNA. Born in Cape Town, South Africa, in 1967, the speedster moved with his family to then South West Africa as a…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Ndilimani Cultural Troupe, Swapo’s revolutionary band, pays tribute to founding president Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma – the person who revolutionised their music.Speaking on behalf of the band, Ndilimani manager Jessy Nombanza says: “Although his age was at an advanced stage, comrade…
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Ramblers, Jomo Cosmos and Bangkok Glass wing attacker Lazarus ‘LK11’ Kaimbi’s professional football journey has been full of glitz and glamour. He started playing in the streets before joining a coaching clinic in Khomasdal where they trained every Saturday morning.…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Founding president Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma’s leadership during Namibia’s fight for independence not only shaped the nation politically, but also fuelled a cultural revolution. Over the years, the country has produced talented musicians and live bands, including The Baronages, Deadwood, Children…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Swakopmund’s Ou Stakes has not only cemented his place as a leading force in ma /gaisa music, but has also proven to be a resilient artist, entrepreneur and mentor. Stanley Hamaseb survived constantly clashing with the law to become the…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Paulus ‘Wire’ Shipanga is one of many bright stars who emerged from Kuisebmond Primary School (KPS) considered by many the coastal school of football excellence. The former livewire forward is just one of the top class footballers from KPS who…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Killa-b, real name Giljon Ngweda, says he used to be a keen sportsman, which is why he could deliver high-octaneperformances. Born at the village Omandongo at Onayena in the Oshikoto region, the performer and songwriter was considered one ofthe most…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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Tsumeb-born traditional and blues singer Sagarias Tsam, who relocated to Swakopmund in 2008, will be staging his first two opening shows of the new year at the coastal town this coming weekend. The acoustic guitar-strumming star will stage the first…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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The 2025 edition of the ‘Next Ma /Gaisa Star’ singing competition has taken steps to be more inclusive than ever. This was announced by Stella !Naruses, co-owner of SAN-Welwitschia Music Productions and one of the organisers of the singing competition…
Conrad Angula, The Namibian
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