The work of 13 artists who lived and worked together for 10 days at Baker’s Bay in the Tsau //Khaeb (Sperrgebiet) National Park, will be on display from 15 to 24 October at Beronnies, Oranjemund.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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OLAF kicks off tonight
The second edition of the Otjomuise Live Arts Festival (OLAF) commences tonight with an official opening ceremony at the College of the Arts Theatre School.
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Mulife saved by his shoe
Mulife Muchali’s 2019 video in which he is being chased by a baboon resurfaced recently with many people either reposting it or using his aunty’s voice in the background to re-enact the scene.
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Making the most of commercial bank’s savings options
The difference between the repo rate, determined by the central bank, and the prime rate at commercial banks forms part of the bank’s working funds to ensure customers have the latest, safest and most reliable systems in place.
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Opinion – The myth of the 4IR in Africa
The hype is on about the 4IR in the West where the 1IR started in the industrial cities of Liverpool and Manchester which then spread to other parts of the world.
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Opinion – Is Namibia falling into debt trap?
The answer to this question is in affirmative, because in the true sense of the word, we are debt trapped.
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Opinion – Leading the police force in the post-Ndeitunga era
A month and a half passed by after the Namibian nation inquisitively watched the sending-off procession and parade that saw the ex-police chief retire after 17 years at the helm of one of the most visible institutions of the State in Namibia.
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Letter – Digital infrastructure improvements for connectivity and resilience
The country’s economic and political actors have established the cross-border trade knowledge in e-commerce and services across SADC and the rest of the globe, which holds significant economic potential. Nevertheless, these economic activities require supporting digital infrastructures.
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Letter – Knowledge: An unfair advantage
We are living in an information age. Those who are upgrading their knowledge are the ones who will emerge from the financial crisis in Namibia. Information is everywhere, and it is often free.
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Editorial – Time to stop brutalising children
The gruesome murder of a six-year-old boy at Karibib and the circumstances in which his body parts were found would have shocked many.