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Miss Namibia 2025: Johanna Swartbooi
Johanna Swartbooi of Vaalgras is crowned Miss Namibia 2025 in a dazzling finale held in northern Namibia – a celebration of beauty, purpose and national pride, with a journey set to inspire.
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Day of the African Child shapes the promise of the future
The Day of the African Child honours past struggles while calling for stronger planning and investment in children’s rights – shaping a future where every child in Namibia and across Africa can thrive.
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Elisia Nghidishange: Finding connections
Elisia Nghidishange weaves tradition, material memory and contemporary themes into powerful mixed media works – exploring human connection while nurturing creativity in her rural Namibian community.
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Local Artisans Turn Heritage into Market-ready Craftwork
Namibian artisans are transforming cultural heritage into market-ready craftwork through EU-supported training – preserving tradition, inspiring creativity and building a more sustainable, inclusive economy.
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Rethinking Water Use in a Desert Country
With dam levels dropping and drought risks rising, Namibia must urgently rethink water use. From lawns to native plants, this piece explores practical steps for sustainable living in a desert country.
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Help Celebrate Namibia’s Unique Flora
Showcase Namibia’s rare plant life and stand a chance to win cash prizes – submit your photos of near-endemic species to support conservation and feature in the Indigenous Plant Atlas. Competition closes 31 October 2025.
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Empowering Enterprise in Ohangwena
A free entrepreneurship workshop in Namibia’s Ohangwena Region empowered over 70 rural artists and small business owners with vital skills and support – sparking hope, growth and economic resilience in underserved communities.
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Face of FlyNamibia
The search is on for the 2025 Face of FlyNamibia winner!
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Safe space opens for GBV survivors living with disabilities
The Namibian Association of Differently Abled Women (NADAWO), with support from the European Union (EU), the Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare (MGEPESW) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), officially launched its new brand identity alongside the official opening of its Peer Support Office facility at the Disability Resource Centre in the heart of Okuryangava, Katutura.
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