Renowned philosopher Thomas Hobbes once said the praises of ancient authors proceed not from the reverence of the dead, but from the mutual envy of the living.
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A living legacy of Namibia’s liberation struggle
For 99-year-old Elizabeth Iilonga of Tsumeb, Heroes’ Day holds special significance as her four children and one grandchild selflessly dedicated their lives to Namibia’s liberation struggle.
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EMDR- Dealing with trauma through therapy
GLOBALLY, trauma is under-rated, under-recognised and therefore under-trea
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Should ‘nursing’ security guard be in trouble?
ON Tuesday, 22 August 2023, the New Era newspaper reported that "A security guard at the Ou Nick Health Centre in Oshakati West has landed in hot water over examining patients."
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Is Namibian jurisprudence serious about civil law enforcement?
Over the years, Namibia has witnessed judgements or court orders ignored by liability parties in civil proceedings who failed to discharge their burden of proof in civil matters. That’s a situation which makes one infer that perhaps civil law judgements are not respected and/or complied with, compared to criminal law judgements.
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Expected shift in Namibia’s voter behaviour
With the 2024 elections on the horizon, Namibia finds itself at a pivotal moment, a crossroads marked by a cloud of uncertainty.
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Thought leaders 25 friday august 2023.idml
What may the years 1863 and 1923, and now 2023 have in common? The obvious, quick and easy guess is that they end with the odd number three.
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Elevating the arts
“OUR lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter,” said Martin Luther King Jr.
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Call to Action: Protect the vulnerable
IN THE diverse tapestry of Namibian society, children and persons with disabilities form a special group deserving support, empathy, and empowerment. Unfortunately, recent observations highlight a disheartening reality.
