Editorial: Employment equity must go beyond race and numbers
The appointment of eight new Employment Equity Commissioners should not become another ceremonial changing of the guard at an institution whose mandate goes to...
Editorial: Two months. No more excuses.
Two more months.
That is the time Namibians with outstanding traffic fines have been given to settle their debts.
There should be no more excuses.
The extension...
Editorial: Nandi-Ndaitwah’s UN Stand Matters
There are moments when a small country must remind the big powers that having fewer people and fewer resources does not mean having less...
Editorial: Open for business, but not lawless
Namibia must open its doors to investment. But opening the door does not mean handing over the keys to the house.
That is the important...
Editorial: In pain with Doeseb
Every other day, Namibia's television screens and parliamentary chambers are filled with discussions about social issuesaffecting our communities.
Substance abuse, alcohol addiction, youth unemployment, poverty,...
Editorial: Take Dangote’s opportunity seriously
There is a good reason for Namibians to pay attention to the Dangote Petroleum Refinery share offer.
For ordinary Namibians, opportunities to invest in large...
Editorial: Before the oil boom leaves them behindÂ
Namibia’s oil and gas opportunity is no longer a distant dream.
The discoveries are real, international investors are watching and billions of dollars are expected...
Blood behind the freedom
Heroes’ Day is one of those moments when Namibia should stop, take a breath and remember where we came from.
On 26 August, we honour...
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,...













