“Okutja ove Blair kara nEhi rOvaingirisa roye ami ndjesa mbi kare nOzimbambwe yandje.”
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Opinion – Product and service provider liability
Do you know your rights as a consumer of a product or service? If you as a consumer do not understand your rights, you might not know if the law is being broken or if you are allowed to claim compensation from a product or service provider.
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Amicable solutions needed in municipal debt collection
Residents of Windhoek, Okahandja, Walvis Bay and Rundu have in recent months demonstrated against the approach employed by RedForce in its efforts to collect debt on behalf of various local authorities.
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Unintended results of government investments
Government investments are spending by the State in business or assets through central or local governments, or through publicly-owned industries and corporations.
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Morocco earthquake impact felt far
On 8 September 2023 at around 22.11 UTC, a powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.8 struck Morocco at 18.5 km depth.
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Your dreams are your choice
A pivotal moment in the lives of numerous young learners comes when the calendar pages turn.
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Swanu celebrates 64 years
The Swanu party on 27 September 2023 celebrated its 64th Anniversary of existence and this occasion calls for revisiting its raison de tre for its existence and its relevance in the current political dispensation.
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Letter – The role of the church in economic development
The role of Christian Church is fighting deprivation through community growth projects. The Church has to work together with various organizations to improve the well-being of society through social and economic community development programmes.
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Letter – To all young people in school
I hope this message finds you well and full of determination. As you navigate your educational journey, I encourage you to reflect on your vision for the future.
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Editorial – National census crucial for targeted policy direction
Horrendous scenes of national census enumerators being verbally abused, specifically at commercial farms in the country, have no place in a free and fair Namibia.