Otja konongo yeraka poUniversiti ya Namibia ousupi oUnama, Jekura Kavari, ombwena embo nda za ketjitambo ndi okupwena, motjiṱo hi matu hungire okupwena omanyuṋe.
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Opinion – Culture wars need critical thinking, respectful dialogue
Culture wars have become a defining feature of our times. From debates over immigration and multiculturalism to conflicts over gender and sexuality, cultural issues are at the forefront of public discourse. But what are culture wars, and what do they tell us about our society?
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Opinion – Balancing human dignity during arrest of transgender persons
Generally, it may be agreed that when society ponders on security discussions, there is a token of profound appreciation that helps to polish the rough edges of human co-existence and mankind’s intelligible quest for survival.
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Opinion – Constitution trumps Swapo’s marriage policy
By way of giving context, Namibia is plagued with endless historical social development challenges. The most prominent of these are poverty, unemployment, inequality and housing informality.
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Letter – Master the art of MCing
Does the idea of public speaking seem daunting to you? Well, in a world of almost eight billion people you can rest assured that it is more common than you can fathom.
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Know your civil servant – Society is governed by laws I draft
Hilma Dalondoka Kuduva is a chief legal officer in the directorate of legislative drafting within the Ministry of Justice. Kuduva, a highly skilled legislative drafter, is responsible for drafting and scrutinising legislation, such as proposed Bills Acts of parliament, rules, regulations, proclamations, codes and directives.
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Geely launches new EV model
Chinese automaker Geely on Wednesday officially launched the new version of its electric vehicle model Geometry C in Israel.
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Fire kills two children locked in Johannesburg apartment
A blaze ripped through a dilapidated building in Johannesburg on Wednesday, killing two children aged under 10 who were locked in an apartment, South African emergency workers said.
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Sudanese war rages on as another is breached
The Sudanese capital was again under fire Wednesday after the latest breached ceasefire between warring generals ended without any sign of an end to more than two months of war.