Goethe-Institut Namibia announces 2021 CEP beneficiaries

CEP is aimed at creating economic growth in the creative industries. It focuses on performing arts (live music, theatre and dance), design and production (fashion, graphic, and interior) and visual arts (painting, photography and sculpture).

“After the careful consideration and deliberation of over 100 applications, an independent jury had selected the top 10 businesses to participate in this year’s Creative Entrepreneurship Programme,” Goethe-Institut Namibia said. “Consultations and workshops with the beneficiaries have begun and are to continue for the remainder of 2021 before the final presentation of their business idea and its development.”

Below are the beneficiaries:

• Daniel Nelumbu (iBuynam) – Live online streaming and video on demand.
• John Keendjele (Jele Interactive) – Online presence of business through website and app design.
• Kevin Sabati (Kesa Media) – Creative solutions for events.
• Mitch Goaseb (MitchNation) – Marketing business.
• Moses Gabriel (Blueflake Investments) – Marketing and branding business.
• Tutaleni Ilonga (TL – Entertainment) – Technology of gaming, film and comic books.
• Veronica Frederico and Vaughan Weiss (Wision Media and Drafting) – 3D Visuals and animations for events.
• Sharon van der Smit (Two Moonns Films) – Videographers and filmmaking.
• Zachary von Francois (ZvF) – Marketing and branding business.
• Andreas Gustav (Ngandu TV) – Film production and online streaming.