WINDHOEK - Namibia has been experiencing variability in rainfall over the past three agricultural seasons due to the climate change effects experienced the world over. As a result, innovative mechanisms to help small-scale crop farmers deal with climate change and to improve their resilience are needed. The practice of Conservation Agriculture (CA) is one such mechanism.
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2019-05-102024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
It’s not the quantity but quality of friends
With guile and creativity, social media lures us into believing that the number of friends one can pull to his or her corner determines happiness, success and one’s contribution to society.
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2019-05-102024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
Good leadership will prevent things falling apart
The term “good governance” is one of the most abused and misused concepts. Even people who have no idea of what it means often profusely parrot it. Often this done mainly in contexts that it has little or no relevance. Superpowers from th
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2019-05-102024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
The future of mining in Namibia
What is the future of the mining sector in Namibia? Will the mining sector continue to be an important contributor to the economy?
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2019-05-102024-05-07Focus
Through the needle’s eye: Nujoma relives his great escape into exile
Windhoek - If you are considering making a memorable getaway for a good cause, Sam Nujoma would probably be the right man to show you how to do it right.
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2019-05-102024-05-07Focus
Star of the Week: Wilfried Mbamba
Our Star of the Week is Wilfried Mbamba, a 25-year-old Namibian teacher by profession, who launched the Hatika Adult
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2019-05-092024-05-07Focus
Teenage girls turn to hormonal injections for menstrual control
WINDHOEK - Emily Amagola (not real name) is a 17-year-old schoolgoing Namibian girl living in Katutura, Windhoek’s predominantly black high density suburb.
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2019-05-082024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
The Council of Churches in Namibia: A Throwback
I ran into Brother Abisai Shejavali and his wife Selma. Shejavali and I have worked together during the years of upheaval and have shared trenches in the fold of the Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN).
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2019-05-082024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
Samuel (Sammy) O’Brien Newman: A tribute
April 25, 2019 marked the death of a giant in education and, ironically, on the same day 109 students graduated as teachers at the Unam Southern Campus.
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2019-05-062024-05-07Focus
Tribute to Peter Mvula Ya Nangolo … On behalf of 50 former Swapo secondary education students in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1975 – 1980
In 1974, many young Namibians left the country and travelled via Angola to join the liberation struggle waged by the South West Africa People’s Organisation (Swapo), whose provisional headquarters was in Lusaka, Zambia.