Windhoek-born Dallin !Noabeb turned self-taught string art into a business. Now a FlyNamibia Maker, he wants Namibian craft to hang in homes and galleries worldwide.
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We’re for Namibians
We’re for Namibians: Kanyanga Simaho
Meet FlyNamibia Maker Kanyanga Paulus Simaho, the UNAM Arts student turning recycled materials into handmade Namibian art, aircraft models and a growing brand.
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We’re for Namibians: The Cortex Collective
The Cortex Collective creates a space where every ability belongs – supporting neurodivergent personalised care and celebrating every milestone.
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We’re for Namibians: Growing hope, one garden at a time
From humble beginnings to hundreds of thriving gardens, discover how young Namibians are growing food security, self-reliance, and stronger communities.
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We’re for Namibians: Vesta Burger
Discover the inspiring story of Vesta Burger, a Namibian therapeutic horse riding practitioner who helps children and adults overcome physical and emotional challenges through the healing connection between humans and horses.
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We’re for Namibians: Simson Uri-Khob
Simson Uri-Khob leads community-driven rhino conservation through Save the Rhino Trust, protecting Namibia’s desert-adapted black rhinos and empowering local communities.
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We’re for Namibians: Johanna Swartbooi
Miss Namibia 2025 Johanna Swartbooi shares her journey of persistence, cultural pride and empowering young Namibians through authenticity and creativity.
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We’re for Namibians: Mariane Akwenye
Wellness entrepreneur Mariane Akwenye is redefining healing through Nomad Wellness Homestead, blending Namibian ancestral knowledge, inclusivity and purpose-driven entrepreneurship rooted in local soil and tradition.
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Gerhard Erasmus: Leading with Pride, Playing with Purpose
Namibia cricket captain Gerhard Erasmus reflects on leadership, national pride and historic victories as he leads the Eagles onto the global stage.
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We’re for Namibians: Kyle Routh
Discover Kyle Routh – filmmaker, content creator, and storyteller known as “Net vir die is,” bringing humour, heart, and Namibian pride to every frame.
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