Celebrating Namibians! In our first episode of #BraveNamibia, Tanja Bause visits Günther Martins at Klein Aub and West the African Black Cat in Windhoek. We also pay tribute to the late artist, Paul Kiddo.

In today's edition of Brave Namibia, Leandrea Louw visits Carmen Hoases in Henties Bay, Tunohole Mungoba travels to Okolongo to visit former school principal Josephine Shipopyeni, and finally, Tanja Bause was in Gibeon where oupa Thomas Mutota shared his life story.

In today’s episode of Brave Namibia, we travel from Oupili Village in the north, to Keetmanshoop in the South, while a young woman from Windhoek shares her experiences of the Dominican Republic.

Today our Brave Namibia teams visit Keetmanshoop, where Elizabeth Joseph chats to DJ Early. Thereafter we're in Windhoek, where Tanja Bause shares the inspiring life story of Jennine van Jaarsveld, who lost her leg in a motorcycle accident a year ago, but has not let anything deter her.

Welcome to another episode of Brave Namibia, where we celebrate both ordinary and extra-ordinary Namibians. In Windhoek Tanja Bause catches up with a very busy Luis Manana, while in Swakopmund, Irene-Mari van der Walt chats to Zee Adams.

In today’s episode of Brave Namibia, Tunohole Mungabe chats to Rauha Sanders in Ondangwa, and Jana-Mari Smith speaks to various personalities about their experiences in dealing with the onslaught that Covid continues to wreak on mental wellbeing.

In today’s episode of Brave Namibia, Leandrea Louw visits former Kolmanskuppe resident Justin Jenkins in Henties Bay and Ester Kamati chats to entrepreneur and farmer Monica Gwala in Otjiwarongo.

In today's episode of Brave Namibia, Jana-Mari Smith present a short documentary on Namibia's LGBTQ community's fight for equality and justice. In it, we hear from LGBTQ Namibians who fled the country into self-imposed exile due to the unequal treatment of this community under Namibia's law and the discrimination they faced living here.