Anne Hambuda is a writer, performer, poet, and activist from Windhoek, Namibia. With a decade of experience as a media practitioner, she currently serves as a lifestyle reporter, focusing on film, literature, music, art, and civil rights. Beyond journalism, Anne is a versatile screenwriter and copywriter, contributing to various creative projects. She is deeply passionate about Black liberation and African empowerment, often engaging in public discourse as a columnist and social commentator on critical social issues. Anne holds a Bachelor of Journalism and a Higher Certificate in Film, Television, and Entertainment Production, both of which have shaped her unique voice and perspective in the media landscape.
Lize Ehlers is undoubtedly a force in Namibia’s arts scene, blending her talents in music, theatre, and activism. She’s a singer-songwriter, actress, poet, playwright, director, and DJ, known as Rise Elders, whose creative journey began in the small...
In a world where women often find their stories overshadowed, Every Woman, a Namibian jukebox musical, celebrates female resilience, friendship, and empowerment. Written and directed by the talented Senga Brockerhoff, this dynamic production features a stellar ensemble cast...
My Koek is Moeg is a compelling, provocative, and complex monodrama dealing with sexual violence, femininity, exploitation, and societal expectation. The title roughly translates from Afrikaans to "My Cookie is Tired," with "koek" referring to female genitalia and...
