At the US-Africa Business Summit in Angola, Namibia highlighted vast investment opportunities in energy, logistics, green hydrogen and sustainable development.
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Living Well: Food as medicine
Discover Namibia’s healing foods – from moringa and mahangu to marula oil and devil’s claw – and how these nutrient-rich ingredients support natural wellness.
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KOLO Exhibition
KOLO at BELLHAUS Atelier & Galerie brings together paintings, textiles and stone sculptures by Heidi Louw, Kudzanai Katerere and Marcii Magson – a celebration of unity, craft and cultural identity.
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Where dreams take flight: Namafu Amutse
Meet Namafu Amutse, the 2025 Face of FlyNamibia – a teacher, storyteller and photographer whose lens captures resilience, roots and the unseen heartbeat of Namibia.
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Omesho: Through the eyes of Actofel Ilovu
Through “Omesho,” Namibian artist Actofel Ilovu transforms personal scars and marula nut symbolism into powerful printmaking and smoke drawings on identity and society.
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The dream chaser from Vaalgras
From Vaalgras to the Miss Namibia 2025 crown, Johanna Swartbooi’s journey is one of faith, perseverance and big dreams – with Miss Universe next on her horizon.
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Inspired: The Space Between Vision and Reality
Exploring the creative gap – the space between vision and reality – and why frustration is proof of growth, fuel for progress and a call to keep creating.
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A new chapter for The Project Room
The Project Room opens its new home at 5 Crohn Street, Windhoek – continuing to champion Namibian artists through exhibitions, collaborations and community impact.
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Lion Roar Production
Discover Lion Roar Production in Ondangwa, where Erastus “Mr Yola” Halweendo nurtures upcoming artists and produces powerful music across reggae, kwaito, kizomba, gospel and more – spreading messages of resilience, discipline and passion through sound.
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Namibia: Where conservation meets courage
Discover how Namibia is setting a global standard for conservation. From the 2024 National Report on Wildlife Protection to community-driven action, explore the nation’s courageous fight to protect rhinos, elephants, pangolins and more – and why your visit can help shape the future of Africa’s wild heart.
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