The football and netball competitions aimed at honouring Brave Warriors goalkeeper Loydt Kazapua commenced at the NFA Technical Centre in Katutura yesterday.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Mama Penee: Transcending the Genocide
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Opinion – No one can predict the future, but we can protect it
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Opinion – Breaking the chains: Namibia’s child abuse epidemic
The prevalence of violence against children in Namibia is horrifying, tragic and on an unabated trajectory despite the country’s laws, policies and institutions that are supposed to protect one of society’s most vulnerable demographic – children.
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Opinion – Western values are not universal
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Opinion – Same-sex couples’ intimacy and security implications
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Letter – Addressing the education/job market mismatch
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Letter – Fear of crime in Windhoek a negative peace factor
Namibia is ranked on the Global Peace Index (GPI) as one of the most peaceful countries in the world. This means Namibia is a stable and peaceful country that has not actively engaged in interstate and internal conflicts.
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Know Your Civil Servant – Nursing is a gesture of love
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