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Opinion – Kunene Dam: A lasting drought solution
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Opinion – Kunene Dam: A lasting drought solution

The recent New Era article published on 1 July 2025, titled ‘NNN pushes for construction of a dam in Kunene region,’ resonated deeply with me not only as a scholar from Kunene but also as someone whose own academic work has pointed toward the same solution. I wholeheartedly applaud Her Excellency Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (NNN) for...

Opinion – Bullies fuel depression 
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Opinion – Bullies fuel depression 

Looking at many social issues, one gets to realise that many times, people are being bullied. This bullying goes further and causes many other unintended damages in homes, workplaces and personal lives. Society needs to understand this societal killer, and those who bully others need to understand the damage they are causing in communities. What...

Oshiwa Designs Shines in UpNext Season 2
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Oshiwa Designs Shines in UpNext Season 2

Hilma Nalupe UpNext is back with its second season of weekly fashion cover series with Oshiwa Fashion Designs. The series, by Blaqhouse Collections Management and powered by Young Nams Investment Group, premiered on 2July 2025, showcasing extravagant and ready-to-wear garments that ensure their target market, women, feel empowered in their items. Executive Creative Director of...

Editorial – Embrace Namibia’s beauty
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Editorial – Embrace Namibia’s beauty

In less than a month, on 2 August 2025 to be precise, it will be 26 years since a secession attempt was launched on Katima Mulilo. On that fateful night, the residents of the town of Katima Mulilo, located on Namibia’s most north-eastern tip, went to bed like any other day. The toll of the...

Ongwediva’s bold dream 
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Ongwediva’s bold dream 

Taimi Haihambo ONGWEDIVA – Ongwediva mayor Taarah Shalyefu this week delivered a comprehensive development report, highlighting key achievements made by the town council over the past four years and six months. At the same time, he also shared a bold vision of what lies ahead.  “Despite financial constraints and national challenges, Ongwediva has pushed forward...

SADC told to introspect on climate change
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SADC told to introspect on climate change

Moses Magadza CAPE TOWN – A SADC regional seminar on the impacts of climate change on children began here on Wednesday, and participants were urged to confront the deep inequities and blind spots in climate action and to imagine a continent “fit for children”. The call was made by Professor Benyam Dawit Mezmur, the deputy...

FNB injects N$500 000 in Warriors World Cup campaign
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FNB injects N$500 000 in Warriors World Cup campaign

Hilma Nalupe FNB Namibia has pledged support for the Brave Warriors’ 2026 World Cup campaign with a sponsorship of N$500 000.  The announcement was made during a press conference held yesterday at the FNB Parkside building in Windhoek, as part of the official launch of the Brave Warriors World Cup Campaign initiative.  The sponsorship will...

SPYL secretary guns for Ndonga Linena 
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SPYL secretary guns for Ndonga Linena 

Sawi Hausiku  RUNDU – The secretary of the Swapo Party Youth League in Kavango East Anselm Marungu is set to contest the position of regional councillor for the Ndonga Linena constituency. Marungu will compete against the incumbent councillor Michael Kampota and former regional coordinator Marceline Kahare at the upcoming elective district conference, pending the outcome...

‘Put children at heart of climate action’ 
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‘Put children at heart of climate action’ 

Moses Magadza  CAPE TOWN – A SADC regional seminar on children’s rights and climate change got underway in Cape Town yesterday, with Botswana’s Deputy Speaker Helen Manyeneng challenging SADC parliamentarians to reimagine climate governance.  This, Manyeneng said, can be achieved through the eyes of the region’s most vulnerable – its children.  Speaking at the opening...