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....
Editorial: Build houses, save rural healthcare
A clinic without nurses is nothing more than a building. Across Namibia, government has invested millions of dollars in constructing clinics to bring healthcare...
Editorial: Genocide Day must unite
Genocide Remembrance Day should be- come more than just another public holiday or official event on Namibia’s calendar.
It should become a day that speaks...
Editorial: No to higher transport fares
The recent increase in transportation prices is a hot topic everywhere you go. The Road Transportation Board approved the hike after fuel price pressures,...
Editorial: The graduation paradox
The month of May in Namibia is usually a season of pride and flowing graduation gowns.
At the Namibia University of Science and Technology (Nust),...
Editorial: New leadership, renewed responsibility
The appointment of Major General Anne-Marie Nainda as acting police chief marks an important moment for Namibia’s law enforcement sector.
Appointed by President, Nainda now...
Editorial: AS Curriculum reform must match classroom reality
Namibia’s move to review the Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level curriculum comes at the right time, but it also forces a difficult question: did the...
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...













