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A sparkling selection of the city’s women creators and creatives gathered at MultiChoice Namibia to honour Namibian women in film last week. Titled ‘EmpowerHer: A Celebration of Namibian Women in Film’, the event invited its trailblazing attendees to wear their…
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As March hits its stride on the heels of a diamond heist, president Trump’s executive orders and the death of the founding father, it suffices to say that 2025 has had a relatively rocky beginning. While the first few months…
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The storied career of theatremaker Sandy Rudd is set to ignite the National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) when the celebrated theatre doyen turns 70 years old in May. Titled ‘40 Years of Fabulous: A Retrospective of 40 Years of Theatre…
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The mental health and emotional wellbeing of men and boys is at the heart of an art intervention and ongoing exhibition titled ‘Mindful Maestros’ currently on display at Goethe-Institut Namibia. The exhibition presents the fruit of a six-month long project…
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The Old Breweries building that hosts Et cetera Art Café and Studio has been many things. Once it was Tony Figueira’s celebrated Studio 77 and more recently the popular Chopsi’s Bar. Today, Et cetera founder Jaimee-Lee Diergaardt refers to the…
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An uber drive to Cape Town’s Castle of Good Hope is the last place I expect to be a site of a memorial, but it may be as good a place as any. The midday traffic is starting to thicken.…
Martha Mukaiwa
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Booth L7 at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair (Ictaf) comes to life like the fictional Embassy of Namibian Art in the Mother City. The Project Room, an esteemed Windhoek gallery, sets up shop to showcase the work of artists…
Martha Mukaiwa
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The buddy comedy is back with a bang in Syreeta Singleton’s ‘One of Them Days’ (2025). Starring Keke Palmer and SZA as waitress Dreux and artist Alyssa having a particularly bad day in Los Angeles, the film is reminiscent of…
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Invested Cape Town Art Fair returns to the Cape Town International Convention Centre this week and within its programme of exhibitions, art talks and tours are four Namibians. Featuring Stephané Edith Conradie, Tangeni Kambudu, Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn and Maria Mbereshu alongside…
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A heartening thing about having a founding president whose image is synonymous with Namibia’s struggle for liberation is that, when he dies, there are some obvious places to pay your respects. Two days after the death of the late, great…
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Tuli Mekondjo’s star continues to rise as she prepares to show at the Stellenbosch Triennale. The prestigious event returns to the historic town of Stellenbosch from 19 February to 30 April under the theme ‘BA’ZINZILE: A Rehearsal for Breathing’, which…
Martha Mukaiwa
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Artist Alpheus Mvula’s very first artwork was a lino print rhino. The year was 1995 and the young artist was a keen student at the John Muafangejo Art Centre. Thirty years later, Mvula’s life-size, white marble rhino takes pride of…
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