In the global fight against poverty, Namibia stands as a unique case study, having implemented a Basic Income Grant (BIG) pilot programme in 2008.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Opinion – Was the land conference effective?
Namibia hosted the second land conference in October 2018, which was projected to be the solution to the land problem in Namibia.
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Opinion – Genocide Remembrance Day amid landlessness
In a profound move to address historical injustices and honour the memory of those who suffered during the early 20th century genocide, the Namibian government has declared 28 May as Genocide Remembrance Day.
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Letter – The power of fibre optic cables
If you’ve recently noticed an increase in cable-laying activities around your neighbourhood in Namibia, you’re not alone.
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Know your civil servant – Leveraging technology for effective policing
Deputy commissioner Helen Charmaine Tsaes-Gaweses is a seasoned detective serving at the policy, planning and development directorate as the project manager of the electronic systems under the Ministry of Safety and Security - Namibian Police Force.
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LGBTQI+ rights: Political parties remain mum
As Namibia approaches the 2024 general elections, political parties have turned a blind eye to the increasingly topical issue of protecting the rights and dignity of sexual minorities.
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Lesotho eyes Commonwealth SG position
The government of Lesotho is seeking support from Namibia and other African nations for Joshua Setipa, who wants to be elected secretary general of the Commonwealth of Nations.
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Oshikoto residents propose new region for more services
A concerned group from Oshikoto region has proposed the establishment of a new region comprising parts of the Oshana, Ohangwena and Oshikoto, saying this would improve service delivery to inhabitants.
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//Kharas leaders want Witbooi shrine in Gibeon
Political leaders in the //Kharas region have proposed that the shrine in honour of the kaptein Hendrik !Anseb Witbooi be erected in Gibeon.