Ubuntu and “Make the Circle Bigger” set the tone as South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia co-host the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027 — 12 venues, 57 matches.
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Mapping Namibia’s creative industry ecosystem
CIIA’s Creative Industry Guide 2026/27 is mapping Namibia’s creative economy — who works, where, and what they need — so the sector can be seen, then grown.
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From neighbourhood walk to national movement: Inside Cleanup Namibia
Cleanup Namibia, founded by Dr La-Toya Mwoombola-Hamutenya, turns a neighbourhood walk into a national clean-up. First Windhoek activation: 19 September 2026.
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Where conservation meets community
In Lüderitz, community makers are building penguin and gannet decoys to lure seabirds back to silent islands in Namibia’s NIMPA — Africa’s second-largest MPA.
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Time as a concept of motion
Clocks do not measure an independent flow called time. They count physical cycles. Relativity’s “time dilation” is a change in the measuring conditions.
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We rise by lifting others: Championing the Namibians who make Namibia extraordinary
FlyNamibia’s “We rise by lifting others” in action: We’re for Namibians stories, the Makers Project and Padel for a Purpose — lifting local talent and causes.
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Living Well: What if you do know? The quiet intelligence intuition
“I don’t know” is often “I’m not ready to face what I know.” On intuition versus fear — and the question that makes space for your own answer.
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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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BE Wellness: The backpack we cannot see
School readiness is more than letters and sitting still. Educational psychologist Jana Vermeulen on the invisible backpack every child carries into class.
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Reflections: When talking can save a life
A friend’s suicide and Namibia’s rising toll: why talking matters this Suicide Prevention Month — and where to find help when mental health services are thin.
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