Editorial: Prisoning way out of crime
Namibia’s 4,751 inmates should not merely be viewed as a correctional statistic.
It is a warning that the country needs to re-think how it prevents...
Editorial: Oil must include youth
For many young people, the discovery of oil comes with two very different feelings: excitement and worry.

There is excitement because oil could bring jobs,...
Editorial: Honour Geingob through action
As Namibia remembers its third president, Hage Geingob, the country must confront an uncomfortable truth.
A legacy is not protected by speeches, flowers or ceremonial...
Editorial: You cannot disconnect desperation
The City of Windhoek is right to remove illegal electricity connections.
They are dangerous, they cost lives and they destroy property.
No one should have to...
Editorial: Namibia Must Reclaim Its Place in the Skies
Namibia has some of the most breathtaking tourist attractions in the world.
From the red dunes of Sossusvlei to the wildlife of Etosha, the Skeleton...
Who protects the consumer when trust is lost?
The collapse of Wealth Management Solutions (WMS), with reported investor losses estimated at around N$250 million, has once again exposed a painful reality.
Ordinary Namibians...
Editorial: Why China remains vital to Namibia’s future
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's state visit to China comes at a critical moment in Namibia's development journey.
As the country seeks to accelerate economic transformation, industrialisation...
Editorial: Public office is a responsibility
The call for executive Dldirectors and senior public officials to place citizens at the centre of public service delivery raises an important question about...
Editorial: Who watches the watchdog
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) must remain a trusted, independent and neutral institution.
Its mandate is to combat corruption in all its forms, not to become...
Editorial: U.S. – Iran deal’s fruits for Namibia
For many Namibians, concerns about international relations are secondary to the daily realities of unemployment, rising living costs, food insecurity and limited economic opportunities....














