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Tate Buti

2018-12-212026-06-25
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What’s been said

Key points drawn from coverage. Tap a point to see the original sentence.

  1. December 2021

  2. The Namibian

    Tate Buti collaborated with Manxebe on the 'B.A.E' album

    Source

    “The 16-track album sees Manxebe collaborating with some of the biggest musicians in the country, such as King Tee Dee, Top Cheri, Tate Buti and Ethnix, while Andrew on the Beat produced the album.”

    Manxebe Unleashes ‘B.A.E'
  3. December 2018

  4. The Namibian

    Tate Buti created the song 'In Heaven There's No Beer'

    Source

    “'In Heaven There's No Beer' – Tate Buti!”

    Reggie Undjee

  5. The Namibian

    Tate Buti created 'In Heaven There Is No Beer'

    Source

    “But I'm going to have to go with Tate Buti's 'In Heaven There Is No Beer'.”

    NSK
Culture

Ondangwa Expo 2026 draws controversy over artist selection

The News

The upcoming Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition (24 April–2 May 2026) has sparked social media debate after some local artists were denied performance opportunities. The town council says it rotates fairly among artists and rejected one artist's bid citing steep fees that would exhaust the performance budget, while defending other selections on grounds of regional representation and prior participation.

21 April 2026 · The Namibian →

Tuesday 21 April

  1. Ondangwa Expo 2026 draws controversy over artist selection

    The upcoming Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition (24 April–2 May 2026) has sparked social media debate after some local artists were denied performance opportunities. The town council says it rotates fairly among artists and rejected one artist's bid citing steep fees that would exhaust the performance budget, while defending other selections on grounds of regional representation and prior participation.

    21 April 2026 · The Namibian →

Wednesday 8 April

  1. Mvula releases 18-track album, urges local music industry growth

    Namibian artist Lasarus Mvula has released his self-titled album featuring collaborations with local artists and blending African rhythms with international influences. Mvula says the industry has structural challenges despite pioneers paving the way, and calls for collective effort and discipline to strengthen Namibian music.

    8 April 2026 · The Namibian →

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