Paula Christoph

After featuring Jeiyo on Paula’s Playlist, I have compiled a list of things you may not know about the GMP singer/producer:    He fell in love with music at a young age.     Jeiyo was as young as 10 when he discovered his love for music. Growing up in a Christian household he joined the church choir, and took on not only basic guitar lessons but piano as well.    Jeiyo […]

What to do with your kids when school is closed.  Now there is nothing wrong with letting the kids hang out all day doing nothing. Breaks are great even. But based on experience, kids love or oftentimes crave some type of structure. A bit of routine and structure can be calming.    Here are eight (8) free educational sites that offer everything from math and science experiments to animated stories […]

I was born and raised in the south coastal town of Luderitz , where it's mostly misty or windy, so its always a surprise to people when I complain about how cold the weather in Widhoek can get. I always try and explain that the burning winters of Windhoek does not compare to my foggy hometown on its coldest day. In Whk, I have had to adapt and keep warm […]

Namibia and Botswana have signed a memorandum of agreement which will allow citizens of both countries to enter the territory of the other using national ID cards. The move is meant to facilitate movement between the two neighboring Southern African countries.   Paula spoke to Home Affairs Public Relations officer Mr Sakeus Kadhikwa and here is everything you need to know about the new ID:     The Namibian government launched […]

Ready to pop the question?  Proposals are a memorable and special moment for any couple, from grand gestures to intimate moments, there are countless ways to pop the question.   Arrange the perfect proposal for your partner with these creative ideas:     A Flash Mob  Choreograph a surprise dance with friends and family, culminating in the proposal. Find a dance studio in your area to help you set-up and get […]

As parents, we must ensure our children are safe and secure in all aspects of their educational journey. Parents know to teach young children to look left, right, left before crossing the street, but that’s really just the beginning.”  Older kids are walking on their own, crossing unfamiliar streets and are walking when it’s dark, so they need to know how to take extra precautions.    According to safekids.org, here […]