The beauty of a democratic system of governance is that at predictable intervals in the country, citizens have the opportunity to make the shortest but most powerful statement (X on the ballot paper).
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Opinion – Intra-African tourism map essential for sustainable development
Perceived as Africa’s gateway to the world and vice versa, the African tourism market remains at the epicentre of global attention, offering unique travel opportunities to many global travellers.
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Opinion – Authorised Ministry
Following the readings, the Council of Churches in Namibia is advocating the regulation of churches by limiting the establishment of churches to those who meet basic criteria, including basic theological training of the religious leaders.
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Real estate agents nudged by new legislation
The Property Practitioners Bill is new proposed legislation under scrutiny in the National Assembly, which aims to provide protection to consumers within the property sector. It aims to transform the domestic property market by creating an appropriate institutional and legal framework.
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Opinion – National internship and youth tax incentive programme
Internships in Namibia are not a new phenomenon; indeed, many Namibian enterprises annually embrace interns by extending coveted internship opportunities to both students and graduates.
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Creatives’ votes matter too
Music promoter and manager Abraham Amushila, popularly known as ‘AB Pro’ in the industry, told VIBEZ! that voting gives one the right to participate in political and policy formation conversations, something Namibian creatives should take note of.
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Uncommon sense – Be like you
In a world of different ideologies, it is easy not to know, find, or remain one’s true self. This could mainly result from things one may have to do for existential reasons.
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Masubia cultural heritage to be celebrated
The Gateway Centre in Khomasdal is set to host the first-ever Munitenge Gala Dinner, an event dedicated to celebrating and enhancing the rich cultural heritage of the Masubia people.
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Violinists to perform at SICMF
Eight talented musicians from Youth Orchestras of Namibia (Yona) have been selected to participate in the Stellenbosch International Chamber Music Festival (SICMF) in July.
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Mavutu Conversations – Different aspirations
Women are tirelessly fighting against numerous narratives imposed by society, despite the prevalent argument that these issues are over-discussed.