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The Namibian
Ethnix is described as celebrated duo with Juliu Marco Hamwele as one half
“Until now, Page has been widely recognised as one half of the celebrated duo Ethnix, but this project signals a decisive move toward his individual artistic identity.”
Page Finds His Vibe With ‘Vibration’The Namibian
Ethnix has a chokehold on the game with good tunes, sex appeal and charm
“Ethnix seriously has a chokehold on the game right now with good tunes, sex appeal and charm.”
Love, Damini Tour: The good, the bad and the uglyThe Namibian
Ethnix is a duo that Etjo is part of
“Songstress Etjo (real name Katjivari Kangumine), who is also part of a duo called Ethnix, opened up on juggling motherhood and her work as a musician.”
Etjo: A Mother and MusicianThe Namibian
Ethnix is a supporting act for Big Ben's concert
“Celebrated artist Big Ben is taking full advantage of the later curfew and bigger crowd limits to stage a concert, with supporting acts Slickartie and Ethnix.”
Big Ben Braves Coronavirus Storm to Stage ShowThe Namibian
Ethnix released 'Open Up' with Etjo, blending Oshiwambo and Otjiherero.
“The king and queen of absolute fire, romance music have struck again.”
Namibian music right nowFrom 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.
7 February 2026 · The Namibian →
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.
7 February 2026 · The Namibian →