YOUNG OBSERVER | IshowSpeed and the battle for Namibia’s digital narrative
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 30/01/2026
The Windhoek afternoon was ordinary until it wasn’t. When the American streamer IShowSpeed stepped off a plane in Namibia this month, he didn’t arrive with the traditional entourage of a Hollywood star or the diplomatic protocol of a visiting head of state. He arrived with a smartphone, a (…)
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