Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

With Green Hydrogen peddled as the answer to so many of Namibia’s woes, including energy dependency, job creation and economic growth, the future of the country’s only proven hydrocarbon deposit, Kudu Gas, has been questioned. 

Teleology is the study, science, doctrine of ends or final causes, especially related to purpose in natural phenomena or evidence of design. 

Today, all of us, as Namibians, are realising that something drastic is missing after the negotiations on genocide, apology and reparations between the Republic of Namibia and the Federal Republic of Germany. 

Last week Wednesday at around 09H30, I received the sad news about the passing on of Honourable Ignatius Shixwameni. 

“You have to see the people” has become a casual phrase used in many African countries in reference to employment seekers currying the favour of the panellists to secure the job applied for. 

According to the historic information obtained from the NUST website, higher education in Namibia started around 1979/80. 

Language has always been and remains an integral and instrumental conduit to transfer ideas and conceptualise new realities albeit sometimes distorting and borderline dangerous.

The eyes of the world were on Glasgow, Scotland, as the United Nations climate summit, known as COP26, opened, with UN diplomats and politicians alike calling for more action and ambition to set out new commitments for curbing greenhouse emissions and adapting to the impacts of a warming planet.

Africa can be self-sustaining, but it will require drastic measures such as cutting ties with some of the developed countries. 

This article is based on an SMS in The Namibian newspaper of 16 November 2021 about school hairstyles.