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...
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...
Navigating the Namibian Public Procurement landscape
The Public Procurement Act 15 of 2015, came into operation in 2017, with the objective of harmonization of procurement policies, systems and practices...
From liberation ideals to identity battles
On the 26th of August, Namibia once again stood still to mark Heroes Day. Across the nation, stadiums echoed with speeches, monuments bore fresh...
Does the presumed JD deadlock really matter?
Beginning March, that it is on the second of March to be exact, hybrid discussions shall be taking place in the German capital of...
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM ( The Real World after Graduation)
Professor Goran Hyden of the University of Cape Town said this: “Turning the despair and pessimism that affect large sectors of the African people...
Is Namibia’s NDP6 a break from the past or another ambitious wish list?
On 21 July 2025, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah launched Namibia’s Sixth National Development Plan (NDP6), a blueprint that many are calling the country’s last and...
‘Daring to fight and daring to win’
By Kae Matundu TjiparuroONE of the foremost publications in Namibia holding, if not hold out, to be a guide to Namibian politics is the...
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...
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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Op-Ed: 28 May Genocide Remembrance Day 2026
By Kenaumue Tuaekoveni Moks.
On behalf of the youth of Kunene Region and the people I represent in Opuwo Town Council, I address the nation...
Nam-Naija tiktok beef marinated
By Staff Reporter
What started as another chaotic TikTok “country war” between Namibians and Nigerians has unexpectedly turned into a full-on cultural crossover episode, complete...
MTC pumps N$624.9m into network coverage
By Staff Reporter
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has set aside N$624.9 million in capital expenditure (CAPEX) for the 2025/26 financial year as it moves to...