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Time to Take Namibian Football Seriously – A Call for Investment and Reform

Namibian football continues to be caught in a cycle of instability, struggling with issues that are both persistent and preventable. From referees going unpaid,...
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The 80th anniversary of victory in the great patriotic war (1941-1945)

For all peoples of Russia and the former Soviet Union, May 9th marks Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). Eighty years have...
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Message of condolence to the Kanguuehi and Tjipura clans

Dr. Elia George KaiyamoIt is with profound sorrow that I extend my heartfelt condolences on the passing of comrade Kuzeeko Kangueehi, a revered educator,...
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Mafwe’s Royal Lusata: Metaphor of Diversity and Unity

Cultural festivals have long served as beacons of identity, continuity, and unity for many communities in Africa and beyond. They provide a platform where...
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Interview preparation starts way before you’re called for an Interview

In today’s fast-moving and highly competitive job market, waiting until you are invited for an interview to start preparing is no longer good enough....
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Pedestrianism of genocide ‘welcoming remarks’ and ‘vote of thanks’

By Prof. Dr. Job Shipululo AmupandaWhat later became the first genocide of the 20th century was enabled by the software of racism that W.E.B...
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Why moot court competitions at UNAM merits greater support

The atmosphere within the University of Namibia’s Moot Court was one of palpable anticipation. Law students, impeccably attired in formal attire, adjusted their notes...
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Early childhood development and education interdependent

• By Fransiska IsaacksParents are the first contact person’s in a child’s life, and it is impera- tive that they understand the im- portance...
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Descendants reduced to spectators at genocide vigil

By Kae Matundu-TjiparuroGenocide Remembrance Day took place this year, the third time running for some descendants and the first for the Namibian government. This...
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A QUARTER CENTURY OF UNSCR 1325

By: Ambassador Selma Ashipala-MusavyiI remember vividly the corridors of the United Nations in October 2000. During Namibia’s leadership of the Security Council in October,...

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