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Let’s talk about The Fénr
By: Ututjinda James Kavendjaa
Is this Namibia’s next-best luxury jewellery brand?
We see names come and go in the world of local fashion and lifestyle brands, but one name is beginning to resonate with timeless elegance and enduring quality: The Fénr. Conceived and crafted with love and precision, this luxury jewellery brand is swiftly becoming a cherished name among those of us looking for gorgeous hypoallergenic, sweat-proof, water-friendly, and non-tarnish accessories. Let’s talk about it.
The Real Monday Shoe Game is with Couture by Kim’s latest release
Contemporary Namibia is alive and well, as brands continue to come up with exciting products that embody Namibian culture and modernisation.
Couture by Kim has done that a number of times, this time they have put out a new range of shoes – the print is what’s getting us going!
Business on our Radar: Cheeky
Cheeky is an exclusive, luxurious, and sustainable Namibian swimwear brand that exists to help build a future where women claim their bodies, in confidence and comfort. Their mission is to inspire acceptance and confidence through alluring and bold swimwear.
Your first look at PROUD by Pewa and MN Creation’s new store
If you’re a big fan of Proud by Pewa and MN Creations you’ll be happy to know that they launched a brand new physical store called “The Studio”.
That’s BS: How COVID19 has affected me and other creatives
Hi guys. 🙂
How are you coping?
The Business Hub: Getting Your Look Right
Why a good corporate identity pack is a good starting point for your business.
The Business Hub: What About The Rut? – Part 1
You know that time when it’s 11am on a Monday morning and your mind is screaming “we never should have left bed this morning?” You know that time, everything should be okay with you, the weather is finally warming up, you’ve been getting good feedback on your business, but then suddenly bam – you’re stuck in a rut.
The Business Hub: How to take care of you on the entrepreneurial journey
By Malulu Angula
Being an entrepreneur is rough. And boy is that the tame version of that daily truth.
The entrepreneurial journey is like the hunger games, but instead of being against other people, it’s you and your business trying to be better than you were yesterday. Every. Single. Day. And usually for the foreseeable future.
That’s BS: What I’ve learnt about being self-employed
I realised very early in my working career that I didn’t like working for someone. I hated waking up in the morning just to rush and go make someone else’s pockets fuller. Usually someone who didn’t care if I was having a good time or not.