Musicians cash in on election campaigns

Parties turn to top artists to lure crowds
Many of the country's top musicians have made it clear that they will never perform at rallies organised by opposition parties, regardless of the monetary rewards.
Michael Kayunde
As Namibians head into one of its most fractious election seasons, musicians are lining up on both sides of the political divide to lobby for support for their political candidate
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-15

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