When history becomes opportunity: The story of China and Namibia
By Rousa Shikoha
History has a way of reminding us that the strongest relationships are often born during the most difficult times.
They are not built...
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...
Religious freedom in Namibia: Protecting Constitutional Rights
Namibia has earned international respect as a peaceful democracy founded on constitutional values, respect for human dignity and freedom of religion.
The Namibian Constitution protects...
President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s Visit to China: A Timely Opportunity to Deepen a Historic Partnership
By Dr Elia Kaiyamo
As a former Namibian Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, I am genuinely encouraged by President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s official visit...
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...
International justice cannot be subjective
.. Why the ICC must prosecute Donald Trump
By Jonas Mbaevara
The idea behind international justice is simple, the law should not bend for power, influence...
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...
Namibia: A destination built for distinguished travellers
Incentive travel has moved from a discretionary line item to a boardroom priority.
In a labour market defined by high attrition and intensifying competition for...
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...
The blood of Soweto: When children confronted apartheid’s guns
The historic rebellion of June 16, 1976, became a catalyst that ultimately dismantled racial segregation South African photojournalist Sam Nzima’s iconic black-and-white photograph of...















