The year 1964 marked 60 years after the wiping-out order of all the Hereros. A pocket of breathing skeletons cheated death by supping poisoned water.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Opinion – Should Namibia embrace the green revolution?
The green revolution is the misleading name given to a chemical-based agricultural model that was introduced to India in 1965.
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Opinion – Is homophobia a resident in the Namibian house?
In a recent submission to the High Court of Namibia, the attorney-general argued that the crime of sodomy is justified as most Namibians still reject homosexuality. The AG primarily relied on “parliament’s activities” that do not suggest a “legislative trend” towards decriminalising sodomy.
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Letter – Social media and moral degradation
Social media has become a dormant medium for information access, communication, and content sharing.
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Letter – Improving sanitation in Katima Mulilo’s informal settlements
Namibia has a large population of people residing in informal settlements.
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LEX SCRIPTA with Fedden Mainga Mukwata – VIOLENCE AND HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE
The Labour Act, 11 of 2007, is currently limited to sexual harassment, but the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment-Creation (MLIREC) is busy with amendments to the Act which will include violence and harassment in the workplace.
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Opinion – The human mind is a fascinating and powerful tool
The human mind has the ability to propel us toward great success or hold us back in a state of mediocrity. Our thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes determine our mindset, which ultimately influences our actions and reactions. It’s not a cliché to say that your thoughts affect your actions; it’s a scientific fact.
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Waka Kids Choice awards are back
The Standard Bank Waka Kids Choice Awards officially launched its second edition billed for 26 August.
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Opinion – The world needs to do more to protect its oceans
A United Nations Conference that could result in progress towards a treaty to protect the world’s ocean is starting in Portugal this week. Oceans cover more than 70% of our planet.