No confidence
in reparations negotiations means none in the Joint Declaration (JD)!
How, when, where and why could the Namibian government got and/or gotten it all wrong?
These remains four of the biggest pertinent questions, among a...
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...
The Mandela they want you to forget: The strategist who defied the West
By rejecting proxy politics and demanding an equitable seat at the global decision-making table, the continent is realizing Mandela’s vision.
When the UN established Nelson...
Namibian-German bilateralism irrelevant, inconsequential to reparations for Genocide!
Johann Wadepul or not and with him or without him at this juncture the German Foreign Minister’s recent international diplomatic itinerary, which included a...
Profits over pupils: the billion-dollar vape scandal poisoning Namibia’s future leaders
How Corrosive Corporate Greed and Exploitative Regulatory Loopholes Are Hooking Millions of Namibian Children on Toxic Nicotine Slush While Lawmakers Stumble
It is a modern...
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...
The board of directors must Fall
The board of directors/trustees at our parastatals or SOEs have been making newspapers headlines mostly for the wrong reasons.
I am a political scientist by...
Medical–legal litigation in Namibia: Why informed consent matters
Medical care saves lives every day, yet disputes between patients and healthcare providers are increasing worldwide, including in Namibia.
Many of these disputes escalate into...
The Accra Paradox: President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s Double Standard on Reparations and Justice
When President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah took her seat in Accra at the High-Level Consultative Conference on Reparatory Justice, she did so under the banner of...















