Musical chords from organs and pianos add flavours to hymns and they uplift the spirits of worshipers during church services, giving them the imaginations of the songs of angels and cherubs. This is particularly true when one has the likes of Tuovi-Kaarina Pennanen behind the church organ keyboard.
Letters
In support of railway expansion to neighbouring countries
I agree 100 percent with works and transport minister John Mutorwa that it is high time TransNamib extended
its Railways Line Network to neighbouring countries such as Angola, Zambia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.
Public Private Dialogue (PPD): A service delivery game-changer in local authorities
Many at times when I listen to the radio or go through social media comments, citizens at various localities are expressing their concerns about the service being delivered by their Village Councils, Town Councils and Municipalities.
Effective internal control systems in the Namibia public sector
Internal control refers to the whole system of controls, established by the management, in order to carry out the business of the enterprise in an orderly and efficient manner, to ensure adherence to management policies, safeguard of the assets and ensure as far as possible the completeness and accuracy of the records (Chorifas, 2005).
Nust Council did not appoint Du Toit
Please allow me a space in your newspaper to make some corrections to an article in New Era newspaper recently, titled “Appointment of interim VP (sic) at Nust ruffle feathers.”
Racism is not a game
Whether by design or by some mistake, the matter of racism seems to spark temporal outrage, to then later settle in some archives and herbinate until the matter is reinvented as a tropical force of nature beyond human control.
No white farmer in Namibia ever stole land
LETTERS - I am writing this because I cannot believe in the scenario as being described in the New Era editorial of [last week].
I, being a German-speaking born Namibian, and also being a farmer who has bought all his farms well after independence, have not witnessed or spoken to anybody in the recent days, joyously celebrating the dismissal of the [Ovaherero/Nama] court case in New York.
Ethiopian tragedy must unite the world
LETTERS - We join the international community in mourning the 157 passengers and crew who perished when an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashed on Sunday morning en route to Nairobi from Addis Ababa , six minutes after take-off.
Tar the roads, not your lungs
A few weeks ago I dropped *Andrew off at his house. As he got out of the car, he picked up his packet of cigarettes that fell into the space between the two front seats.
Not every blame belongs to China
The China we knew as kids growing up in Kavango was that of Karate movies.