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The Namibian
Dixon has released hits such as Tshororo, /Namsaro, Ti Xun, Touch, and Ti /Namso
“Dixon has released mesmerising hits such as Tshororo, /Namsaro, Ti Xun, Touch – a collaboration with Jericho – and Ti /Namso.”
King Tedee, Jericho and Dixon collide at Walvis Bay for nostalgic nightThe Namibian
Singer Dixon is about to release his fifth studio album
“Singer Dixon may have been keeping a low profile but don't be fooled – he's been hard at work and is about to release his fifth studio album.”
Dixon Gears Up For Next AlbumThe Namibian
Dixon officially signed to Ultimate Rhythm Entertainment in 2016
“He reveals that he has had a long working relationship with Ultimate Rhythm Entertainment but officially signed to the label in 2016.”
Dixon Gears Up For Next AlbumNine finalists are competing in tonight's Ma/Gaisa Star finale on NTN Backstage, after narrowing down from 600-plus audition entries to find the next winner to claim the crown from last year's champion Sylvia Haoses.
6 September 2026 · The Namibian →
Nine finalists are competing in tonight's Ma/Gaisa Star finale on NTN Backstage, after narrowing down from 600-plus audition entries to find the next winner to claim the crown from last year's champion Sylvia Haoses.
6 September 2026 · The Namibian →
Close to 20 ma/gaisa artists are set to perform at the Ore-Aob Music //Khoab Donkey Meat Festival in Khorixas on Saturday at Herbert Conradie Stadium, described as the biggest edition of the event yet.
29 August 2026 · The Namibian →
Three major Namibian music artists—kwaito star King Tedee, hip-hop icon Jericho, and Afro-pop/ma/gaisa artist Dixon—are set to perform at the Wizy Man Lounge in Walvis Bay on Saturday night, performing classic hits alongside emerging talent.
25 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Award-winning ma /gaisa artist Marvtown discusses his path to success after winning Next Ma /Gaisa Star in 2021 and advocates for corporate support and financial sustainability for Namibian musicians, arguing that artists need financial growth to advance musically and that Namibians must build pride in local culture and support their own artists.
11 April 2026 · The Namibian →