Namibian Police chief Sebastian Ndeitunga sent Chief Inspector Christina van Dunem Dafonsech to the north to sort out con artists masquerading as clergymen and healers.
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Editorial – Party politics should not derail service delivery
The Swapo Party will towards the end of this year hold its elective congress where a new top leadership will be elected to steer the ruling party for another five years.
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Editorial – Babies die as adults swallow conspiracy theories
The devastating news that three babies, under the age of one, died of Covid-19 should concern us all.
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Editorial – Political maturity should be the order of the day
The outcome of the regional council and local authority elections has been quite interesting judging by results announced yesterday.
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These elections matter the most
The regional council and local authority elections will take place across Namibia on Wednesday, 25 November when Namibians will vote for political representatives that will form the regional and local governments for the next five years.
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Editorial – Oppose without hate
We can all agree that the level of political campaigning in recent times has been at an all-time low all over the world.
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A national and patriotic feeling
There is no doubt Namibia is a country faced with many challenges. Equally, the country has massive potential to reach the lofty heights of success and shared prosperity as no challenge is insurmountable.
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Editorial – SOEs and the acting phenomenon
Many state-owned enterprises have had struggles in appointing substantive CEOs or managing directors in record time.
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In Namibian politics, women are still far behind
Without any doubt, women in Namibia have made noticeable inroads into local politics.
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Editorial – We must stand together against SGBV
For a nation gripped in hurt, anger and frustration it was only a matter of time before citizens took to the streets and expressed their justified concerns around sexual and gender-based violence