Launched on Independence Day, the Bank Windhoek Brand Song Remix Competition drew over 600 entries in just under two months, culminating in the victory of popular trio PDK. 

Their remix of "For the Sake of Love" earned them top honours through a combination of public support and an AI-powered judging system designed to ensure transparency and fairness.

The competition sought to spotlight Namibian creativity by challenging artists to remix Bank Windhoek's official brand song, using social media to connect with the public. 

The goal was to convey that Bank Windhoek represents more than just banking—it stands as a homegrown success story committed to empowering the nation.

PDK's energetic entry, "Banga", stood out among 612 submissions, securing them first place in the competition and seeing them walk away with N$70,000. 

Coming in second was Miss Gideon, whose remix garnered significant online attention, with "Kiirrii sa mire" making her song more inclusive. She won N$50,000. 

Cuzzy took third place, walking away with N$30,000 through her own creative melody.

The Top 10 was rounded up by Waters and IAN, Elizabeth and Sanet, LUA, Teqla, James Omlungo, Buschlacci, and Raysheli. 

All top-ranking artists received musical trays engraved with their names and classified as either diamond, platinum, or gold tiers based on public viewership.