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24 April 2026
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Culture

Chuckle Factory Comedy Club returns to Ster-Kinekor Grove Mall

The News

Chuckle Factory Comedy Club will bring a night of stand-up comedy to Ster-Kinekor at Grove Mall next Wednesday, as it continues to expand its presence in Windhoek's entertainment scene.

Why it matters

Chuckle Factory Comedy Club returns to Windhoek, contributing to the city's expanding entertainment and cultural scene.

3 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Today

  1. Chuckle Factory Comedy Club returns to Ster-Kinekor Grove Mall

    Chuckle Factory Comedy Club will bring a night of stand-up comedy to Ster-Kinekor at Grove Mall next Wednesday, as it continues to expand its presence in Windhoek's entertainment scene.

    3 hours ago · Namibian Sun

  2. Black Coffee performs sold-out show for 20,000 in Mexico

    South African Afro-house DJ Black Coffee delivered a sold-out performance in Mexico, drawing an estimated 20,000 fans.

    3 hours ago · Namibian Sun

  3. Lordkez's "Aweh (Remix)" achieves double platinum certification

    "Aweh (Remix)" by lordkez featuring Cassper Nyovest has gone double platinum, securing a triple RiSA certification.

    3 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Yesterday

  1. Windhoek calendar: pilates, concerts, dance, and theatre this week

    The Namibian lists a week of cultural and recreational events across the country, including pilates sessions, an 'Electric Nomad' album launch, a Blended Voices Choral Competition at the National Theatre, and recurring activities like swing dance classes, quiz nights, and kizomba lessons.

    16 hours ago · The Namibian

Wednesday 22 April

  1. New podcast from Reggie and Frozen needs stronger direction

    A review of the first episode of 'The Black and Yellow Podcast', a new show on One Africa Television hosted by Namibian duo Reggie and Frozen with guest Michael Amushelelo, finds the conversation lacking structure and insight, circling predictably around dating and materialism rather than exploring deeper territory, though technical improvements and clearer direction could strengthen future episodes.

    22 April 2026 · The Namibian

Tuesday 21 April

  1. Namibian singer Yeezir releases reflective single 'Perfect Timing'

    Namibian artist Yeezir has released his latest single 'Perfect Timing', described as "a song for the soul" that explores meaningful expressions of romance and encourages vulnerability. The 25-year-old, who rose to prominence in 2020, is positioning the track as marking his artistic growth toward deeper perspective, while also becoming an advocate for professionalism and fair compensation within Namibia's music industry.

    21 April 2026 · The Namibian

  2. Ondangwa Expo 2026 draws controversy over artist selection

    The upcoming Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition (24 April–2 May 2026) has sparked social media debate after some local artists were denied performance opportunities. The town council says it rotates fairly among artists and rejected one artist's bid citing steep fees that would exhaust the performance budget, while defending other selections on grounds of regional representation and prior participation.

    21 April 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 20 April

  1. Fashion designer and musician bridges creative passions in Namibia

    Karishma Isaacs, an Okahandja-based designer and musician, says music and fashion share the same heartbeat and does not require sacrificing one passion for another. Through her brand Karnation, she translates urban culture through a Namibian lens, blending her dual creative identities while encouraging local designers to compete on continental and international levels rather than against each other.

    20 April 2026 · The Namibian

  2. NBC Drama School launches fifth season for young filmmakers

    The NBC Drama School is preparing its fifth season, aimed at equipping young creatives aged 18–35 with practical skills and real production experience to build sustainable careers in Namibia's film industry. Around 30 participants will work on a 52-minute film project over approximately six to eight months, with applications closing on 24 April.

    20 April 2026 · The Namibian

  3. Big Ben live concert draws hundreds in Windhoek

    Hundreds of music fans attended Big Ben's annual live concert in Windhoek on Saturday, featuring more than 30 songs from his discography and support from The Ells. Big Ben cited strong turnout, improved planning and positive crowd behaviour as indicators of growth, while highlighting the event as evidence of substantial local audience support.

    20 April 2026 · The Namibian

Saturday 18 April

  1. Humorous reflection on Namibian rain's timing and chaos

    A lighthearted opinion piece depicting the comedic disruptions and frustrations that rain brings to daily life in Namibia—from flooded homes and ruined clothes to uncooperative taxi drivers—while acknowledging rain's pleasant moments like the smell of earth and enforced breaks from routine.

    18 April 2026 · The Namibian

  2. Winter cooking tips and seasonal comfort food advice

    A lifestyle column discusses preparing for Namibia's approaching winter season through food prep and cooking ahead, recommending stocking pantries with canned essentials and hearty comfort meals while emphasizing enjoying fresh produce now and maintaining social dining traditions despite the cold weather.

    18 April 2026 · The Namibian

  3. Big Ben stages first live concert of year at Zoo Park

    Musician Big Ben will perform at Zoo Park in Windhoek tomorrow with his full band, The Last Band, playing over 30 songs from his catalogue. The concert will include dedications to fallen leaders and will feature opening acts The Ells and DJs Kiki and Ambizzy, with gates opening at 16h00 and the show starting at 19h00.

    18 April 2026 · The Namibian

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