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The Namibian
Remy Ngamije has emerged as a brilliant literary voice earning international acclaim
“More recently, Remy Ngamije has emerged as a brilliant literary voice with 'The Eternal Audience of One' and 'Only Stars Know the Meaning of Space', earning international acclaim.”
Unlocking Our Untapped Literary WealthThe Namibian
Remy Ngamije is Doek Arts Trust founder and chairperson
“says Doek Arts Trust founder and chairperson Rémy Ngamije.”
Bank Windhoek Doek Literary Awards honour winnersThe Namibian
Remy Ngamije returned to the international literary scene with 'Only Stars Know the Meaning of Space – A Literary Mixtape'
“After the success of 'The Eternal Audience of One', local author Rémy Ngamije returns to the international literary scene with 'Only Stars Know the Meaning of Space – A Literary Mixtape'.”
Stocking Stuffers for Local Literature LoversThe Namibian
Rémy Ngamije co-founded Doek! in 2019
“Co-founded by award-winning local author Rémy Ngamije ('The Eternal Audience of One' and 'Only Stars Know the Meaning of Space') in 2019, Doek! has been celebrated by Brittle Paper, The New York Times, Los Angeles Review of Books, The Economist and Words Without Borders.”
Opportunities for local creativesThe Namibian
Rémy Ngamije founded The Forge gym with his brother Ange Mucyo
“The Forge, a new gym founded by author Rémy Ngamije and his writer brother Ange Mucyo, has been open since August, and hat tips the famed Stoic before giving way to a spartan athletic arena in Windhoek's Southern Industrial Area.”
Ngamije's New Gym Reaches For The StarsThe Namibian
Ngamije created Windhoek's Salsa Club and the Doek collective
“Much like Ngamije's work creating Windhoek's Salsa Club and the Doek collective, literary magazine and arts organisation, The Forge plans to build fellowship.”
Ngamije's New Gym Reaches For The StarsThe Namibian
Remy Ngamije will join the international judging panel for the 2023 Commonwealth Short Story Prize
“THE 2023 Commonwealth Short Story Prize is open for entries, and Rwandan-born Namibian writer Rémy Ngamije will join the international judging panel.”
Ngamije Joins Commonwealth Short Story Prize Judging PanelThe Namibian
Remy Ngamije is founder of Doek!, an independent arts organisation supporting the literary arts in Namibia
“Ngamije is the founder of Doek!, an independent arts organisation supporting the literary arts in Namibia, and won the Commonwealth Short Story Prize's regional award for his story 'Granddaughter of the Octopus' in 2021.”
Ngamije Joins Commonwealth Short Story Prize Judging PanelThe Namibian
Rémy Ngamije founded and opened the inaugural Doek! Literary Festival
“On Thursday evening after a full house settles into Goethe-Institut Namibia's auditorium in Windhoek, Doek! founder Rémy Ngamije opens the three-day festival to applause.”
Doek! Literary Festival – A Venue of HopeThe Namibian
Doek Literary Magazine founder and editor-in-chief Rémy Ngamije will be facilitating a workshop on writing and editing short stories
“In another room at the same time, Doek Literary Magazine founder and editor-in-chief Rémy Ngamije will be facilitating a workshop on writing and editing short stories.”
Doek Lit Fest BeginsThe article argues that Namibia's literary traditions and emerging writers represent an untapped economic opportunity, and that the country must invest in education, publishing infrastructure, and international promotion to transform storytelling into a creative industry that can reach global audiences while preserving cultural identity.
20 February 2026 · The Namibian →
The article argues that Namibia's literary traditions and emerging writers represent an untapped economic opportunity, and that the country must invest in education, publishing infrastructure, and international promotion to transform storytelling into a creative industry that can reach global audiences while preserving cultural identity.
20 February 2026 · The Namibian →