Mr Makoya Warns Against Foreign Competition
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 1er/11/2025
Strauss Lunyangwe, who is popularly known as Mr Makoya, describes himself as a true son of the soil who is resilient, focused and a go-getter. Mr Makoya is an authentic and respected artist, like his nickname says. Born at Katutura, he made a name for himself with the now disbanded Matongo (…)
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