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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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MultiChoice reports headline loss as DStv subscriber numbers dwindle

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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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Windhoek se burgemeester Ndeshihafela Larandja wil nuwe lewe vir die Ramatex aanleg sien blom.Foto verskaf

City eyes Ramatex revival

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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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PANELIST: Poet and overall creative Niita Shikongo will be one of the panelists at HER Era Brunch.

HER Era Brunch to celebrate Namibia’s female leadership

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STORY TELLER: Ndayola Ulenga brings family memories to life in KOKO, a powerful docu-theatre piece exploring identity, history, and home through narration, song, and movement.

Ndayola Ulenga’s ‘KOKO’ to premiere through Owela’s Groundbreaking Live Art Biosphere

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STORY TELLER: Ndayola Ulenga brings family memories to life in KOKO, a powerful docu-theatre piece exploring identity, history, and home through narration, song, and movement.

Ndayola Ulenga’s ‘KOKO’ to premiere through Owela’s Groundbreaking Live Art Biosphere

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JUST IN: The Akademie Schloss Solitude, in partnership with the National Art Gallery of Namibia & Goethe-Institut, is calling Namibian artists to apply for a six months residency in Baden-Württemberg (Machr–August 2026).
The programme is open to artists working in visual and performing arts, music/sound, design, literature, and art education. Two artists will be selected to live and work in Baden-Württemberg together, creating space for mutual support and exchange.
The residency programme provides the possibility to engage artistically with different cultural communities in Baden-Württemberg, to exchange skills for transdisciplinary production. It encloses events such as readings, exhibitions, discussions, and workshops as a form of output. Applicants are free to choose the thematic focus of their project, with deadline set for 8 July 2025.
More information: https://www.akademie-solitude.de/.../call-for.../

Call for Namibian Artists: Apply Now for 2026 Baden-Württemberg Residency

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