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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88542, member: 27"]
A youth-focused pre-independence festival is hitting Windhoek’s business district this Friday with a massive parade and a N$15,000 prize pool for talent.

NamFest@36 in the city center
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[*]The Khomas governor’s office is throwing NamFest@36 on Friday.
[*]It goes down at Palm Tree Park and Zoo Park in the city center.
[*]Over 1,000 people will march in the Uhuru parade.
[*]The event is a pre-party before Saturday’s official Independence Day.
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Talent show with real cash prizes
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[*]Over 50 acts in music, poetry, and dance are competing.
[*]Winners will split a combined N$15,000 in prize money.
[*]Deputy Minister Dino Ballotti said it empowers youth through creativity.
[*]He framed the march as a chance to contribute to nation-building.
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A lineup of local heavy hitters
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[*]The Dogg, Sunny Boy, and PDK are among the performers.
[*]DJ Spuzza, Shax Champion, and Ethnix Namibia are also on the bill.
[*]The music bash runs until midnight.
[*]A tribute hour will honor fallen artists like Jackson Kaujuea.
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Vendors and a theme for the day
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[*]Over 20 local exhibitors are selling art, crafts, and food.
[*]Governor Sam Nujoma said the focus is on unity and participation.
[*]The official theme is “Beyond 35: For a Prosperous Future.”
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