A death penalty. Why?
I decided to write this short article about my views on the death penalty. This is also fueled by my passion for advocating for...
Editorial: The graduation paradox
The month of May in Namibia is usually a season of pride and flowing graduation gowns.
At the Namibia University of Science and Technology (Nust),...
Let’s engineer the future, together!
... Kraatz’s long-term commitment to Namibia’s welding and engineering standards
Namibia has significant industrial ambitions. Green hydrogen, oil and gas, mining, marine engineering and heavy...
Editorial: New leadership, renewed responsibility
The appointment of Major General Anne-Marie Nainda as acting police chief marks an important moment for Namibia’s law enforcement sector.
Appointed by President, Nainda now...
Editorial: AS Curriculum reform must match classroom reality
Namibia’s move to review the Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level curriculum comes at the right time, but it also forces a difficult question: did the...
We can stop the carnage on our roads this coming long weekend
By Seth Nowaseb
Three weeks ago, during the last long weekend, Namibia lost 10 people on our roads. These were ten lives. Ten families lost...
Bittersweet Horizons: Why Namibia’s worldclass roads are becoming graveyards
It is a cruel irony that we carry in our hearts every time we buckle up. We boast some of the finest, smoothest tarmac...
Editorial: Unpacking the Sossusvlei decision
The decision to restrict self-drive access to Sossusvlei and channel visitors through a single shuttle operator has struck a nerve across Namibia’s tourism sector.
At...
EDITORIAL: Guard oil and gas for the future
Namibia stands on the threshold of a historic transformation. The recent discoveries of oil and gas off our shores have sparked excitement, hope, and...
France-Algeria: From colonial rule to immigrant labor exploitation
France's colonial past lingers in labor injustice, racial bias and unacknowledged suffering
By Sumeye Sena Polat
On Dec. 24, the Algerian Parliament fully passed a law...
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On behalf of the youth of Kunene Region and the people I represent in Opuwo Town Council, I address the nation...
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