Fresh off his Metro FM Award win, Namibian singer-song writer Harry Mutambo Junior Tjipueja, better known as Waters, dropped his sophomore studio album on Friday.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Opinion – High performing organisations are the foundation of Namibia’s prosperity
Our country is going through a period of transition following one of the most challenging periods. Covid-19 really put us on the back foot. Globally, every nation had to deal with the socio-economic fallout from this terrible pandemic.
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Kunene forges education interventions
The Kunene education directorate plans to strengthen its learning support programme and encourage parental participation and involvement in order to improve their overall performance.
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PM urges nation to venture into production
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has called on Namibians to venture into production. She indicated that government has launched activities aimed at supporting economic and business recovery and promoting SME development as drivers for job creation and entry for aspirant entrepreneurs into the mainstream economy.
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Honourary tournament for Kazapua
The football and netball competitions aimed at honouring Brave Warriors goalkeeper Loydt Kazapua commenced at the NFA Technical Centre in Katutura yesterday.
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Okuhangahanga Epukiro rari nOmbonagrero yarwe yourunga
Erero ombongarero yarwe yahaamene mOmauezonjanda mEpukiro mo ku hanga hangisiwa iyourunga wovinamuinyo okutara muwo.
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Mama Penee: Transcending the Genocide
The book, ‘Mama Penee: Transcending the Genocide’, was published by the University of Namibia Press in 2020. It is a biography dedicated to the memory of Inaavinuise, the grandmother of the author.
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Opinion – No one can predict the future, but we can protect it
Namforce Life Insurance Limited (Namforce) is a 100% Namibian life insurance company with the best interest of all Africans in mind.
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Opinion – Breaking the chains: Namibia’s child abuse epidemic
The prevalence of violence against children in Namibia is horrifying, tragic and on an unabated trajectory despite the country’s laws, policies and institutions that are supposed to protect one of society’s most vulnerable demographic – children.
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Opinion – Western values are not universal
Namibia’s long protracted fight against colonialism, apartheid and imperialism in which thousands of our people lost their lives, is a long-lasting legacy of human rights violations by America and Western Nations; their only track record in as far as the upholding fundamental human rights and freedoms are concerned.