Breakfast Lab
The drive to work has just become a little less stressful. Nothing but upbeat music and as many reasons to laugh as we can squeeze into 3 hours!
Every weekday from 06:00 - 09:00
Every weekday from 06:00 - 09:00
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Pet Tinder
Does your dog have no one to play with? Is your cat interfering with YOUR personal life?
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Interview: Sunet's Cat
Sunet is the Radiowave Cat Lady, and claims to understand what cats are saying. But does she?
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It's A Dog's Life
Meet the official Morning Menagerie mascot - Saint, the happiest pug in the world.
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What Are Animals Really Thinking?
A company has developed a device that can read your pets' minds. What are dogs, cats and mice really thinking?
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A Petting Zoo For Pets
After lockdown ends, your pet will want to socialize with other animals, and this is the perfect event!
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Does Your Dog Have Bad Manners?
Mariental Mike's Dog Finishing School and Lumber Yard can help!
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Welcome To The Morning Menagerie
Our research has shown that animals need programming too! So here it is...music and content for your pets.
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Emma Theofilus
Emma Theofilus has been appointed as the deputy minister of information and communication technologies, and will be the youngest member of parliament at the age of 23. She holds an LLB degree from the University of Namibia and a diploma in African feminism and gender studies from the University of South Africa.
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MAR
Gina Figueira Talks to us about Tony Figueira's 'Flashback
This year Namibia celebrates its 30th independence anniversary, and StArt Art Gallery and The Project Room Namibia commemorates the occasion with 'Flashback' an exhibition of photographs by Figueira. Through showcasing some of Figueira's historical and more contemporary photographs, this exhibition provides a glimpse into the past and demands a moment of reflection.
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MAR
o Dr. Eric Dziuban, the Country Director for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Namibia
We talk to Dr. Eric Dziuban, the Country Director for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Namibia, to find out more about the COVID-19 outbreak and how concerned Namibians really need to be.
