… The public can look forward to performances from King Tee Dee, Sunny Boy, PDK, Exit, Stakes Boy, Shax Champion and many more. …
Khomas Uhuru march todayShax Champion
Also known as: Shax · Champion
Teen musician who won song of the year at 2025 MTC Namibia Content Creator Awards for his hit "Soos 'n Dier."
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- March 2026
… Local artists such as The Dogg, Sunny Boy, PDK, Exit DJ, Stakes Boy, Wild Dogs, Vuyo, DJ Spuzza, Shax Champion, Golden and Ethnix Namibia will entertain attendees until midnight. …
Khomas region to host festival for 36th Independence Day celebrations- February 2026
Teen sensation Andreas Shipanga, popularly known as Shax Champion, is one upcoming artist whose stardom is rising rapidly. …
Everything Takes Time and My Time Is Now – Shax Champion- January 2026
… Artist Shax Champion has expressed optimism about the inclusion of these fresh voices. …
NAMAs return after five-year hiatus- December 2025
… Shax Champion – Popular Singles Capturing the hearts of both young and old, Shax Champion remains one of the most talked-about names right now.With popular singles such as ‘Gemors’ and ‘Koppyn’, his music has become a staple on playlists and at events.Chances are high that you mi …
Ke Dezemba Sounds: A Festive Basket of New Namibian Music… Shax Champion won the song of the year award, while Tate Matondo won the comedy content creator of the year award. …
Twinfluencers Take Home MTC Content Creators Title… Apart from TopCheri, Longizo, Shax Champion and Omfenu, the album also features big names like Gazza, Ponti, Teqla, Patrick Sikiliza, DJ Vuyo, Drawer Locosound, Karabo and KP Illest. …
Tate Buti’s ‘Ombululu’ set to spice up festive season… Other significant winners included Jamie-Lee Loss, who was named influencer of the year; Shax Champion, who won song of the year; and the group ‘Guys’, who claimed the film commission and TV actor of the year award. …
Digital creators in the spotlight- October 2025
Celebrated Namibian musician Shax Champion has released a new single titled ‘Aha’, signalling a confident new phase in his musical journey. …
Shax Champion drops new single ‘Aha’
Khomas hosts cultural festival ahead of Independence Day
Windhoek will host the Khomas Uhuru march and Namfest@36, featuring a 1,000-person parade, innovation talent shows, and music performances by local artists, to celebrate national unity before the official Independence Day celebrations at Sam Nujoma Stadium tomorrow.
20 March 2026 · New Era →
Friday 20 March
Khomas hosts cultural festival ahead of Independence Day
Windhoek will host the Khomas Uhuru march and Namfest@36, featuring a 1,000-person parade, innovation talent shows, and music performances by local artists, to celebrate national unity before the official Independence Day celebrations at Sam Nujoma Stadium tomorrow.
20 March 2026 · New Era →
Khomas region hosts youth festival for 36th Independence Day
The Khomas governor's office will host NamFest@36, a youth-centred festival on Friday featuring cultural events, an innovation talent show, an Uhuru march with over 1,000 participants, and a music bash. The festival will showcase free acts in music, poetry, dance, painting, plays and inventions, with over 50 performances and 20 local exhibitors, celebrating Namibia's Independence Day under the theme "Beyond 35: For a Prosperous Future."
20 March 2026 · The Namibian →
Saturday 14 February
Rising amapiano star Shax Champion on his rapid success
Teen musician Andreas Shipanga, known as Shax Champion, has seen rapid stardom since his debut hit "Soos 'n Dier" in June 2024, crediting his unique sound and choral background for his success. He won song of the year at the 2025 MTC Namibia Content Creator Awards and advises aspiring musicians to develop their own style rather than copying international artists.
14 February 2026 · The Namibian →
Tuesday 20 January
Namibia's Annual Music Awards return after five-year break
The Ministry of Education has confirmed the return of the Namibia Annual Music Awards for the third quarter of this year, ending a five-year hiatus since the Covid-19 pandemic halted the live entertainment sector. The ceremony is expected to support the creative economy and incorporate the digital landscape that has emerged in the music industry since 2020.
20 January 2026 · The Namibian →