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...
‘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...
US lawmakers intensify demand to punish South Africa
Two US senators have heavily criticised South Africa’s directive for Taiwan to relocate its Pretoria-based Taipei Liaison Office to the City of Johannesburg.The ongoing...
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...
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...
Ride-hailing to entrepreneurship – My journey as a yango driver
What started as a hustle for survival became one of my greatest classrooms. I joined Yango part-time while balancing school, driven by curiosity about...
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...
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...
Pothole menace: What type of damage to check for and how to minimise...
By Staff ReporterDamage to a vehicle from a “pothole strike” can have a significant financial impact on motorists, from tyre replacement to rim damage,...
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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Inside Namibia’s oil and gas industry (Prt 1)
By Staff Reporter
Oil and gas pundits have indicated that as public interest in the sector continues to grow, to many citizens the industry remains...
I am guided by rules, not bias – Speaker
By Feni Hiveluah
National Assembly Speaker Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has rejected claims that her conduct in parliament is biased, saying her rulings are guided strictly by...
India funds advanced networking lab for NDF
By Staff Reporter
The Government of India has handed over an advanced networking laboratory at the School of Signals in Okahandja as part of efforts...