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Hairdresser seeks N$190,000 for temporary classrooms

The News

Monika Alfred, founder of the Heart of Hope Foundation, is appealing for public funds to build two temporary classrooms in Babylon Village, Kavango East, for 53 kindergarten and Grade Zero learners at risk of missing the 2027 school year. The modest project would consist of corrugated-iron structures with toilets and office space.

3 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

Society

  1. Hairdresser seeks N$190,000 for temporary classrooms

    Monika Alfred, founder of the Heart of Hope Foundation, is appealing for public funds to build two temporary classrooms in Babylon Village, Kavango East, for 53 kindergarten and Grade Zero learners at risk of missing the 2027 school year. The modest project would consist of corrugated-iron structures with toilets and office space.

    3 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

Culture

  1. OYO Dance Troupe hosts Botswana's New Moon Academy dancers

    Three dancers from Botswana's New Moon Dance Academy performed alongside the OYO Dance Troupe at the National Theatre of Namibia on September 24 as part of the third edition of the MOVEMENT International Dance Festival Namibia. OYO founder Philippe Talavera, who discovered the academy in 2016, organized the collaboration to foster creative exchange between artists from different countries.

    3 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

Opinion

  1. Columnist questions whether nostalgia undermines modern film quality

    A Namibian Sun opinion piece examines how nostalgia shapes audience ratings of contemporary movies and TV, using the new Street Fighter film as a case study—criticizing its weak editing, storyline, and dialogue while questioning whether the 1990s and early 2000s genuinely produced superior content.

    3 hours ago · Namibian Sun →

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