The United States of America’s slide away from Abraham Lincoln’s concept of democracy has parallels in Africa.
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The rise of the new villains
In March 1990, Namibia obtained its independence from Apartheid South Africa. I was not born yet, but from the stories told by those who were present, it seemed to have been a day of great celebration and joy for the entire nation.
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More than oil and gas will be needed
Namibia has a bit of a spring in its step, some swagger, if you will. This could be because winter is almost behind us.
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Letter – Loss and damage: Protecting the most vulnerable
At the Conference of Parties, governments agreed to address loss and damage associated with climate change impacts.
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Editorial -Is BoN finally listening?
To reduce sharply rising inflation rates, central banks have been hiking the rate at which they lend money to commercial banks during the past few years.
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Bureaucracy delays stadium renovations
The Ministry of Sport, Youth, and National Service says the renovation of the Independence Stadium is expected to commence in September this year.
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NHU appoints Gillies
Top appointment…Melissa Gillies has been announced as the new coach for the Namibian Outdoor Hockey Women’s Team by the Namibia Hockey Union on Wednesday.
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All set for the Sem Kasete challenge
All is set for the second edition of the Vivo Energy Sem Kasete Cycle Challenge, tomorrow from Tsumeb and Grootfontein to Coblenz.
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Know your civil servant – Preserving water resources is our motto
Shiinda started working for the government in 2013. Previously, she worked as an intern at the Ministry of Mines and Energy as well as the Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (German agency), where she assisted in the development and implementation of the national groundwater information system, GROWAS II, to enhance and support management procedures and decision processes.
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LEX SCRIPTA with Fedden Mainga Mukwata – Labour court as court of appeal o
The first respondent (Mr Smith) was employed by the appellant (Desert Fruit) in 2005 as its chief executive officer until he was dismissed on 11 December 2019. In April 2017, Mr Smith went on leave with the view to negotiate a separation package with Desert Fruit.