AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNamibian Music: Gazza has announced Nyanga West, his 14th studio album, due November 30. The 28-track release is intended to rekindle interest in local music. Creative Industry: Nascam is sending seven inspectors across the regions to educate music users and monitor licensing compliance. Made in Namibia: South African media personality MacG says local breweries refused to produce his Chillers Lager, so he found a brewery in Namibia; the beer has now launched in South Africa. Arts and Culture: An N$800,000 arts fund is up for grabs, while the Hardap arts festival has spotlighted culture and the creative economy. Namibia’s Gospel Music Awards are also set to return after a seven-year break. Local Talent: In a new profile, musician and visual storyteller Rose reflects on how her upbringing between Ongwediva and Epulangapi shapes her creative work.
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