Namibia’s agricultural sector can be characterised by its duality, representing both traditional, subsistence-based farming practices and modern, commercial
agriculture ventures.
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Opinion – Security institutions as guardians of space assets
In my formative years within the security fraternity, the mission of protecting Namibia's territorial integrity revolved primarily around land-based security concerns, with scant attention paid to the indispensable role of space security in ensuring our nation's resilience and the prosperity of humanity as a whole.
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Opinion – Namibians entitled to oil discoveries
The discovery of oil and gas reserves in the southern seas of Namibia has been widely reported and discussed.
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Opinion – Pioneering green hydrogen
As the global community tackles the urgent need to transition towards sustainable energy solutions, Namibia's green hydrogen ambition shines as a beacon of hope.
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Opinion – Is mental health important for firefighters?
At a similar time, last year (2023), I wrote an article on the role of firefighters titled ‘Do Firefighters Matter?’ The article was published in a local daily. It was an attribution to the Commemoration of the World International Firefighters’ Day.
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Letter – It is not about the youth but the leaders
The youth, depressed over unemployment in the nation, have grown frustrated with having to wait in lengthy, tiresome lines to cast their ballots for politicians.
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Know your civil servant – Teaching is my calling -Somseb
Teaching is a challenging, tough, yet rewarding career that is not for everybody.
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Parliament unveils new number plates
The two Houses of Parliament of Namibia, the National Assembly and the National Council, jointly launched their vehicle registrations plates on Tuesday.
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Omurari’s Komeheke buried tomorrow
Sagarias Heravi Komeheke will be buried tomorrow at his home village Toasis in the Omaheke region.
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Otjiuaneho PS hosts successful tourney… raises funds for school projects
Fifteen schools in Omaheke competed in the annual Namibia Schools SportsUnion football and netball tournament, held at Otjinene’s Otjiuaneho Primary School (PS) this past weekend.