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UPDATE: Namibian documentary ‘Guardians of Eden’ has won Gold in the Wildlife & Conservation category at the 2025 International Travel and Tourism Festival in Johannesburg, MultiChoice Namibia announced. The acclaimed film, part of the Ombura local content initiative, will also screen at Germany’s Green Screen Festival on 13 September. #Namibia #Film #ITFFA2025

Namibian Documentary "Guardians of Eden" Wins Gold at International Travel and Tourism Festival, Heads to Germany’s Green Screen Festival

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Showtime 837. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Showtime 837 channels love, lust and hustle in new EP

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Shitana backs local content push, slams N$2 Royalties

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DOMESTIC TOURISTS: The Miss Teen Namibia 2025 Top 10 finalists embarked on a cultural excursion to Otjisazu Guest Farm near Okahandja, a site steeped in OvaHerero-German colonial history. As part of their ambassadorial journey, the finalists explored heritage landmarks, recorded video inserts, and captured content ahead of the crowning ceremony.

Miss Teen Namibia finalists explore historic Otjisazu Farm

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UPDATE: Namibian performing artists have raised concerns over unpaid fees from the 2025 Oshakati Totem Expo, despite agreements promising payment within five working days post-performance dates. The event took place from 30 May to 7 June at the Oshakati Independence Stadium. Oshakati Council PRO Katarina Kamari was unavailable for comment. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED
#entertainmentnews #TotemExpo #Oshakati #Windhoek #NTV #tjil #TJILSessions

Artists demand payment after Oshakati Totem Expo 2025; organisers silent

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UPDATE: R. Kelly was rushed to hospital after he suffered a near-fatal overdose in prison. According to a new filing by his attorney, Beau Brindley, the 58-year-old singer - who is serving 30 years in a North Carolina prison for sex trafficking and racketeering - was placed in isolation on June 10 with his anxiety medication. After being given more medication by prison staff, he lost consciousness three days later and was taken to Duke University Hospital on June 13. After two days under observation, he was taken back to his cell.
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R. Kelly hospitalised after near-fatal overdose in prison

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UPDATE: Kwaito artist Exit, through his legal representatives, Appolos Shimakeleni Lawyers, has issued a letter of demand to Antonio Arts founder Dragan Djokic. The letter, dated June 13, 2025, accuses Djokic of the unauthorized sale of branded merchandise. Exit is seeking N$2.73 million in damages, claiming that the sales have been ongoing for the past 14 years.

Kwaito star Exit demands N$2.73 Million from Antonio Arts founder over 14 Years of alleged unauthorized merchandise sales

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ENSEMBLE: Curro Windhoek Gymnasium Secondary School Choir. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Choristers praise the Bank Windhoek Choral Festival

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HER Era brunch to celebrate Namibia’s woman

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VINTAGE: M-Gee and TKB share a light moment on set while filming the vintage-themed ‘Tara Nomeho’ music video, which is packed with humour and generational wisdom. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

M-Gee returns with ‘Tara Nomeho’ music video

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UPDATE: Member of Parliament Inna Hengari on Tuesday, 11 June called for sweeping reforms to the domestic broadcasting landscape, proposing a dedicated Local Content Development Fund to back Namibian musicians, filmmakers, and producers. Citing the dominance of foreign content on local airwaves and a lack of clear regulatory guidelines, Hengari emphasised the need to revise Rule 28 and introduce evidence-based policies to boost local creative output. She urged part of the N$50 million allocated to the creative sector be redirected to fund homegrown storytelling, arguing that Namibia’s small population can be a global advantage through niche, high-value cultural content. “With only 15% local music on radio and 10% local programming on TV, our creatives are sidelined. We must empower them to build an industry that reflects our identity and drives economic growth,” she said.
#Namibia #CreativeEconomy #BroadcastReform #LocalContent #InnaHengari #ParliamentUpdates

Inna Hengari tables motion for urgent local content reforms

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UPDATE: Kuiseb Publishers set to launch the Oshindonga translation of Prof. Dr. Andrew Niikondo’s memoir “Omuntu nenge Oshiluli?” (Are You a Person or a Ghost?)—a powerful account of a Namibian freedom fighter’s journey. The launch will take place on Thursday, 19 June at 19:00 at Namibia Scientific Society in Windhoek and is open to the public.

Kuiseb Publishers to Launch Oshindonga Memoir of Namibian Freedom Fighter

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