The Adventures of Karel Kat
Karel Schickerling, also known as “The Adventures of Karel Kat,” doesn’t use the color black in his paintings because it reminds him of shadows, and like shadows, trauma can follow you around relentlessly.
DRC Children’s Choir: Uniting Voices of Talent and Potential.
“We initiated the idea of creating a children’s choir in the DRC community because we wanted to make a meaningful difference.” Joel Nambuli.
Captain America and the Africa Cup.
The Africa Cup at the MTC Dome is not only an opportunity for aspiring inline hockey players to be coached by top professional players but also offers the opportunity to play alongside the pros.
The Colorful World of KABO Crafts Paper Mâché
The KABO Crafts project, known for its empowering initiatives and remarkable craftsmanship, creates stunning paper mâché projects.
Spring Market on the Menu at Yellowstone Trails
Yellowstone Trails is a farm just outside of Windhoek and is hosting its first-ever Spring Market on the 23rd of September. Leanne Mitchell, one of the owners of Yellowstone Trails, tells us more about the farm in general and the new Spring Market in particular
Empowering Art and Feminine Expression: Nashikwele’s Journey
“I am a female warrior advocating being black, female, and a nudist in a society that often imposes preconceived notions of gender roles,” says Nashikwele Gideon
Backpackers & Surf Camp
The Salty Jackal experience offers accommodation where you can kick off your shoes and feel at home.
A hair-raising time!
In the annals of fashion history, there exists a black hole of hair horror that we all wish we could forget that was the infamous “mullet” hairstyle, so profound that it still haunts the closets of our collective memories.
