… Eventually, Ulenga performed ‘Dancing Queen’ at Drag Night Namibia with a friend from high school and built on the momentum of that positive reception. …
… The showcase feeds into her 2026 focus of refinement, collaboration and scale, particularly with regard to Drag Night Namibia and a scheduled Drag & Vogue Beyond Borders convention in Namibia in June. …
… Beyond her work as a performer, she’s also the founder of Song Night Namibia (established in 2011), a platform that has nurtured countless local musicians, and she co-directs Drag Night Namibia, which promotes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and others (LGBTQ …
… ntersex and other (LGBTQI+) rights.” Ehlers, who is a private vocal coach and recording consultant, has played a pivotal role in creating one of the most vibrant and inclusive platforms for self-expression and empowerment in the country as co-chief executive of Drag Night Namibia …
… Now that it’s closed, I don’t know where we’re gonna gather,” Aeron said.Lize Ehlers, vocalist, theatre laureate and ‘Drag Night Namibia’ curator, shares these sentiments.As someone who has been a big part of the evolution of the arts and entertainment scene, she recognises that …
ON Saturday, 4 March, Drag Night Namibia celebrated their birthday while launching their third cycle with ‘Fifty Shades of Vegas’.It has been two years since Drag Night Namibia made its debut at Café Prestige, and the event has been growing stronger with a diverse cast of queens …
… f.These guys are doing the Lord's work when it comes to curbing drinking and driving.And as a woman who often works at night, having the friendly Lefa drivers show up and then wait for me to safely enter my home just melts away the stress of going about my business.Drag Night …
Award-winning theatremaker Ndayola Ulenga has recently won the Namibian Theatre and Film Awards' best directing honour for her adaptation of Morgan Lloyd Malcom's 'The Wasp', and has returned from an acclaimed showing of her solo 'Koko' at Theatertreffen in Berlin.
Award-winning theatremaker Ndayola Ulenga has recently won the Namibian Theatre and Film Awards' best directing honour for her adaptation of Morgan Lloyd Malcom's 'The Wasp', and has returned from an acclaimed showing of her solo 'Koko' at Theatertreffen in Berlin.
From musicians and fashion designers to visual artists and comedians, Namibian creatives are entering 2026 with sharpened purpose, focusing on international expansion, sustainable careers, and industry unity. Common themes include building collaborative networks, prioritizing authenticity and mentorship, and reducing dependence on government support to create their own opportunities.