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Berlin Buddy Bear: A symbol of friendship

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Der Berliner Buddy Bär steht vor dem SanlamAllianz-Gebäude in der Independence Avenue. Foto: Svenja Hecht

Berlin Buddy Bear: a symbol of friendship

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Windhoek–Berlin city partnership celebrates 25 years

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JUST IN: The Museum Association of Namibia (MAN) hosted a virtual media launch today, unveiling the plans for the 2024 Namibian Heritage Week, which will take place from16-22 September. The weeklong event will feature a variety of exhibitions, activities, and events across the country, designed to engage and educate the public about the importance of cultural heritage. This year’s theme, “Kultur is Gemeenskap, Gemeenskap is Kulur” (Culture is Community, Community is Culture), emphasizes the interconnectedness of cultural heritage and community life. The official opening ceremony is set for Monday, 16 September 16, at 17:30 at the Windhoek City Museum.

Museum Association of Namibia unveils 2024 Heritage Week plans

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Auf dem Bild erscheinen 17 der NSSCAS-Performer des Jahres 2023: Hinten (v.l.n.r.) steht als Erster der beste Schüler des Jahres auf dem NSSCAS-Niveau, Jonathan Louw von der Delta-Oberschule-Windhoek, gefolgt von Titus Shatimwene (Rukonga Vision School), Findano Haiduwa (Onawa Secondary School), Brittany van Rooyen (Windhoek Gymnasium), Louw Iiyambo (Onawa S/S), Mukelabai Mundia (Rukonga), Janke du Plessis und Ané de Bruin vom Windhoek Gymnasium sowie Lucia Shimangwa von der Canisianum Private School (Omusati). Vorn (v.l.n.r.) stehen Jovita Shaduka (Duinesig Combined School – Erongo), Flora Ntyamba (Onawa S/S), Demarscho Mouton (Windhoek High School), Sunday Kolongongo und Londo Shafashike, beide vom St. Boniface College (Ost-Kavango), Lavinia Shapumba (WHS) sowie Reginald Shamalaza und Fredrick Kanhalelo, beide von der Onawa S/S. Foto: NMH

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