2023-05-31Correspondent Botswana, was recently targeted by an animal rights group-funded report, saying that international hunting is threatening the SADC country’s wildlife, including its elephant population and impoverishing hunting communities. View more
2023-05-31Correspondent The matters of Digashu and Seiler-Lilles has a protracted litigation history that is not short of an indictment on article 12 of the Namibian Constitution’s trial within reasonable time principle. View more
2023-05-31Correspondent Hunger is a persistent issue affecting millions worldwide, and Namibia is no exception. In a society marked by income disparities and resource inequalities, it is crucial to confront the prevalence of hunger and its devastating consequences. View more
2023-05-31Correspondent The fact that more than half of the South African population is under 30 years could be beneficial for the country’s economic growth and development. But South Africa has not been able to reap this demographic dividend. View more
2023-05-31Correspondent All logistics are in place for the 2023 Public Enterprises Sports Games, which will kick off on Thursday and end on 3 June in Reitfontein, Otjozondjupa region. View more
2023-05-31Correspondent Seasoned football coach Ricardo Mannetti says his one-season stay at African Stars as director of football was a big learning curve for him. View more
2023-05-31Correspondent The Namibia Taekwondo Federation (NTF) was officially admitted as a new member of the World Taekwondo family on 28 May 2023 in Baku, Azerbaijan. View more
2023-06-01Correspondent The recently concluded SADC-PF Sexual Reproductive Health Rights HIV and AIDS Governance Project in Seychelles has been hailed as a significant step towards addressing the HIV/AIDS crisis in the island nation. View more
2023-06-01Correspondent The Tertiary Institute Sports Association of Namibia (TISAN) is in limbo as the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) races against time to resuscitate the organisation following a decision to dissolve the elected executive committee. View more
2023-06-01Correspondent The Windhoek City Police Service is concerned about the rising trend of criminals using cloned or stolen registration numbers, also known as number plates, on vehicles. The illegal practice is particularly used for getaway vehicles or for criminal activities such as operating pirated taxis. View more
2023-06-01Correspondent The Island Boys football team from the Tsandi constituency and Otjinene-based Okauua Rovers netball team claimed the honours in the open tournament organised in honour of Namibian national football goalkeeper Loydt Kazapua on Sunday at the Khomasdal stadium in Windhoek. View more
2023-06-01Correspondent Cricket Namibia (CN) has announced a 15-member squad that will play against visiting Indian State Team, Karnataka from 2 to 11 June 2023 in Windhoek. View more
2023-06-01Correspondent Moses van der Byl Primary School is hosting the first of four Real Madrid football clinics, which began on Monday and are scheduled to end tomorrow. View more
2023-06-02Correspondent The common law principle relied on by the majority is sound in law, but Namibia is under no obligation to recognize a marriage inconsistent with its policies and laws View more
2023-06-02Correspondent Reinhold Mutighoma has urged parents and teachers to instil in their children positive self-talk about their abilities to succeed academically. According to him, this is the only way for youngsters to feel good about their education and talents. View more
2023-06-02Correspondent Namibia gained Independence on 21 March 1990 and since then, we have been in an era of democracy, reform and transformation. Yet, the public service in Namibia remains constant and no change has been made to reform public service delivery in Namibia. View more
2023-06-02Correspondent In recent years, debates around decolonising the curriculum have taken centre stage. The decolonisation of the curriculum movement has attracted institutions of the higher learning world to question the critical issues around power, knowledge, and the legacies of colonialism. View more
2023-06-02Correspondent The carbon capture plants are designed to prevent carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial processes and power stations from being released into the atmosphere. View more
2023-06-02Correspondent Once the undisputed hegemonic power in the Middle East, thought to be indispensable for the security and success of a range of regional leadership, the US has been fading into the background to the benefit of its adversaries. View more
2023-06-02Correspondent I would like to begin by saying that my argument here is not about homosexuality. It is not about whether homosexuality is right or wrong. My argument is about marriage. View more
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