Namibia is ranked on the Global Peace Index (GPI) as one of the most peaceful countries in the world. This means Namibia is a stable and peaceful country that has not actively engaged in interstate and internal conflicts.
Letters
Letter – New adult education policies needed
In accordance with Vision 2030, Namibia aspires to become a knowledge-based society in which education and technology play crucial roles in fostering socioeconomic development.
Letter – The transformative power of factories
With only seven years left to Vision 2030, it is all but certain that Namibia’s goal of becoming an industrialised nation has fallen flat.
Letter – Open letter to the minister of poverty eradication
Minister of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Child Welfare, honourable Doreen Sioka informed the Namibian public on NBC –TV about her awareness that recipients of grants at Nampost are increasingly victimised and robbed in daylight by greedy criminal relatives, ‘friends’ and foreigners of a part or all of their grant.
Letter – Start-ups, MSMEs need nurturing
Starting a business is not easy, but what makes it more difficult is the fact that one has to start a business in an environment where you have to comply with all policies that are applied to all existing businesses in your category.
Letter – Lawyer’s remarks wrongly interpreted
I read the tweets made by government lawyer Eva Maria Nangolo – and honestly speaking, she did nothing wrong. She does not deserve to be treated in such a manner by Minister of Justice Yvonne Dausab.
Letter – Maintenance should be paid by both parents
Child support (maintenance) is an ongoing, periodic payment made by a parent for the financial benefit of a child, following the end of a marriage or other similar relationship.
Letter – Demystifying Down Syndrome
Down Syndrome is a genetic disorder caused when abnormal cell division results in an extra full or partial copy of chromosome 21.
Letter – Economic freedom in the context of national security
Franklin Roosevelt, an American politician and lawyer who was the 32nd president of the United States, is reminding us that true personal freedom can’t exist without economic independence and security.
Letter – All eyes on community development
“Mwauhalamo!”, I called for a ‘good-day greeting’ while passing by two cuca shops. “Ehee, ove wauhalaa!”, a youthful female voice answered.