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A bold N$50-million injection into Namibia’s creative sector has ignited a heated debate among artists, organisers and cultural leaders. While some hail it as a game-changing investment in a long-overlooked industry, others question its foundation and call for strategic planning,…
Walter Kariko
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Namibia’s education system must equip young people to become advocates for Namibia’s economic freedom. Reflecting on our high school days, we remember singing songs like ‘We are the Future, the Leaders of Tomorrow’. Yet this vision feels overshadowed by youth…
Walter Kariko
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From the onset of Donald Trump’s retaking of power, news has been abuzz with the president’s egotism and radical approach to many things. This includes his approach to other states and alliances, halting the funding of humanitarian aid, visas, tariffs…
Walter Kariko
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A government-led task force has begun safety and counselling interventions at Okahandja following the recent killing of three girls at the town. The safety task force is led by minister of gender equality and child welfare Emma Kantema. She told…
Walter Kariko
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Namibia must be a country where all Namibians from all walks of life have access to education, healthcare services, land, food, clean water, good roads, infrastructure and proper housing. We must build a new Namibia free of corruption, free of…
Walter Kariko
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In a world where everything moves fast and identities shift like the wind, we carry one thing with us at all times – our name. It is your shelter, your brand, and your identity. It should offer refuge – not…
Walter Kariko
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AS the City of Windhoek kicks off the much-anticipated /Ae//Gams Arts and Cultural Festival, which starts today and will run until tomorrow, residents and visitors are in for a celebration of Namibia’s rich cultural experiences. Organised by the City of…
Walter Kariko
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Prominent Namibian disc jockey Alba Hamukwaya, better known as DJ Alba, is gearing up to launch a mentorship programme for aspiring DJs. The programme will aim to equip them with practical skills and guidance on the entertainment industry.Speaking to unWrap.online…
Walter Kariko
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Namibia’s Creative Industry has long existed on the sidelines of national economic planning. It remains under-represented in official statistics and policy frameworks despite its vibrancy and visible economic impact. Luckily, we’re seeing signs that this may finally be changing. The…
Walter Kariko
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Dear Readers, I’M sure you are perplexed by the title of this letter. I assure you the minister tasked with reviewing all means necessary to revive the airline would understand it, as he was handed a N$10-million cheque to support…
Walter Kariko
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Dear Editor, I WRITE this letter to acknowledge and celebrate the relentless spirit of the teachers, pupils, and community members of the St Mary’s Odibo High School and community. From 2016 to 2019, the matric pass rate was only around…
Walter Kariko
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Namibia has inaugurated southern Africa’s first zero-emissions iron plant, marking a milestone in green hydrogen development, industrialisation, and international collaboration. The opening of the N$600-million HyIron Oshivela Green Hydrogen Plant is the culmination of strategic investments, home-grown innovation, and global…
Walter Kariko
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