You may want to channel your inner interior designer this season and flip your space into one that represents your personality and vibe. Whether that’s choosing what color to paint your wall, which lamps to purchase, whether to have a curtain or invest in blinds, we got you figured out. In this article, we will […]
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#BreakFree Arts for Activism Against GBV • Afterbreak Magazine
It was a masquerade affair on the 25th of November when art lovers, artists, GBV survivors, activists, and more came out on a rather wet Saturday evening to The National Theatre of Namibia to witness for themselves the talent this year’s edition of the annual #BreakFree Art for Activism Against GBV Show Vol.3. #BreakFreeFromViolence Kickstarting […]
Youth Opinions: Doesn’t seem like there is much to celebrate • Afterbreak Magazine
We took the time to ask the youth on their reflective and objective view of Namibia, particularly its development and economic state as well as touching on politics. This is what the Namibian youth had to say on their perceptions of the current state of the nation, their suggests on key areas which need attention […]
December, 2022 • Afterbreak Magazine
Taking care of yourself has many benefits, including leading a… It’s a natural response to cool down when it starts… Braids are a fantastic way to protect your hair. It… From the originators of the clean girl make-up aesthetic, black… In a world so inlove with hyper-connectivity and external validation,… It doesn’t matter if you’re […]
Steps to Grow Up: Financial Freedom • Afterbreak Magazine
Welcome back to our series. This week is unfortunately our last article for the series; however, on the flip side, we saved the best for last. Finances are a big part of our lives, whether we want to admit it or not. Therefore, being financially free is one of the greatest gifts you can give […]
finance • Afterbreak Magazine
There is a growing buzz around inflation, leaving many young… Navigating finance as students or recent graduates can be daunting…. Introducing financial literacy into the school curriculum is an investment in the future of our society.
Black Tax: Survival Guide for Youth on How to Navigate • Afterbreak Magazine
Addressing the concept of “black tax” is crucial, especially considering its significant impact on young professionals in Southern Africa. By defining it, exploring its effects, and offering strategies to navigate it, this article can provide valuable insights to those grappling with its challenges. Image sourced from Google By definition, black tax describes the financial responsibilities […]
Hair Porosity and Why You Should Know Yours • Afterbreak Magazine
Suffering from porosity curiosity you say? Well, we are here to help. Think of porosity as the skin type for your hair.. You wouldn’t use dry skin products on oily skin, right? Well, the same goes for hair porosity. It tells you your hair’s ability to absorb and retain moisture as well as dictates how […]
Dr Luvindao – A Superhero Who Wears a Stethoscope • Afterbreak Magazine Dr Luvindao – A Superhero Who Wears a Stethoscope
The combination of passion and actual qualifications in the field of your passion will allow you to do what no person has ever fathomed. These are the words of Dr. Esperance Luvindao, an award-winning medical doctor, poet, health advocate, and public speaker. Sourced from Esperance Luvindao on Instagram She grew up in Windhoek and completed […]
Young Namibians Should Consider Venturing In Agriculture • Afterbreak Magazine
Merriam Webster defines agriculture as the science, art or practice of cultivating the soil, producing crops, raising livestock and, in varying degrees, the preparation and marketing of the resulting products. Ndatulumukwa Haikali is one of the few influential young Namibians in the field of agriculture. He was recently appointed as the ambassador of the 15th […]
It’s Giving Young, Black and Talented! • Afterbreak Magazine
The cover of Focus by Pucci. Ndapewa Nombanza, better known as Pucci, is a 22-year-old singer. She started singing and writing at a very young age and had her first live performance at 15 at the Warehouse Theater. The artist released her debut single Focus on 22 July 2022. The song is about the internal […]
Unconditional Safety Of The LGBTQI+ Crucially Matters: United Nations • Afterbreak Magazine
Globally and in 32 years post-independent Namibia, the LGBTQI+ community has been incessantly fighting for basic human rights: dignity and respect. The aforementioned two fundamentally underpin their safety, love, acceptance, and freedom of being in every other space. June 30th, 2022 marked a historic and momentous day the LGBTQI+ flag was for the first time […]
A Simple Summer Skincare Routine for Acne-Prone Skin
Summer is around the corner and for our skin, it means releasing more oils than usual. When it’s hot and humid, our skin’s sebaceous glands produce more sebum, the natural oil that moisturizes and protects our skin. The rise in sebum production during summer can lead to a few skincare challenges. For people with acne-prone […]
Arts for Activism • Afterbreak Magazine
Skip to content It was a masquerade affair! Art lovers, artists, survivors, activists came out to witness for themselves the talent this year’s edition of the annual #BreakFree Art for Activism Against GBV Show.
