Rudolf Gaiseb Like fine wine in the basement, Namibia’s legislative branch of state has gotten better with age. Since the dawn of political independence in 1990, Parliament has allowed legislators to gather and openly discuss, debate, and consult on political, social, and economic matters as well as the legal ramifications for society. It is made...
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From local sets to global screens … Namibian Film Week sharpens competitive edge
Monika Amunyela The recently concluded Namibia Film Commission’s Film Week brought together filmmakers, students and industry professionals for an event packed with workshops, screenings and discussions aimed at strengthening the country’s film industry. One of the highlights was a two-day workshop on marketing and publicity, which gave creatives insight and practical tools to distribute their...
‘Fisch hooked on supply’
Heather Erdmann REHOBOTH – Out on bail and facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges, alleged drug kingpin Naomi Natanya Fisch (31) was re-arrested after police reportedly found cocaine in her possession during a sophisticated operation at her Rehoboth residence. Fisch, whose name has become synonymous with illicit operations in Rehoboth, a town engulfed by...
‘Independence without economic freedom’
Bravery Kabula As Namibia prepares to mark Namibia Independence Day on 21 March, a day associated with freedom and national pride, some street vendors in Windhoek say the promise of independence is not fully reflected in their everyday lives. For many Namibians, the annual commemoration marks the country’s liberation from South African rule in 1990...
From marginalisation to modernisation … Namibia’s ongoing rural transformation
Auleria Wakudumo As Namibia celebrates more than three decades of independence, the story of rural development reflects significant achievements, persistent gaps, and emerging opportunities. Across regions, the country has made progress in bringing vital services to rural populations that were historically marginalised under colonial and apartheid rule. While disparities remain between urban centres and rural...
Omuthiya tau xumu nawa komesho
Abraham Mwanyekange Eshi oshilongo sha manguluka mo1990, odoolopa yaMuthiya kaya li po, opa li ashike pena omano oo amwe kwali haa ufanwa omithiya. Nonande pa kala pe na ondjila oyo ya pita po opa kala ashike pe na oundingosho novahapu ova ka mona ashike omauwa konima yoshilongo eshi sha manguluka. Odoolopa Omuthiya oi li moshitukulwa...
N$134 518 Nasria donation elates recipients
Dalene Kooper Namibia Special Risks Insurance Association (Nasria) on Wednesday handed over sponsorships worth N$134 518 to various beneficiaries. In so doing, Nasria reaffirmed its commitment to foster growth and progress in education, agriculture, health, and community empowerment initiatives. The five recipients of the sponsorship are Kids Care College (N$14 518); both International University of...
Opinion – Decentralising independence, centralising ambition
The whispers are growing louder as public speculation escalates. With Namibia’s 36th Independence celebration setting the stage for what comes next, it is a moment to demonstrate competence and build visibility, tools that will play a significant role in the ruling party’s elective congress are quietly taking shape. While the Secretary General of the Swapo...
Judiciary: Evolution 36 years later
Iuze Mukube Lahja Nashuuta As Namibia celebrates its 36th year of independence, the justice system- one of the key institutions responsible for safeguarding the protection of rights- cannot be overlooked. Its evolution has placed it as one of the institutions playing a central role in the development of the country. From a past shaped by...
Nafau, Bokomo mill deal
Adolf Kaure The Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (Nafau) and food manufacturing giant Bokomo reached an agreement on Wednesday to increase wages and revise working conditions for employees. Nafau deputy secretary general Willem Absalom did not hide his satisfaction, expressing appreciation to the negotiation team, union and Bokomo’s management. “While the negotiations were robust...









