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Letter –  Nujoma at peace with himself
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Letter –  Nujoma at peace with himself

Our generation has been blessed to have seen and experienced the enigma that is Sam Nujoma, the quintessential iconic leader. The one who taught us that we rebel not out of choice, but because we refuse to be a leaf in the centre of the whirlwind.  I remember the excitement and curiosity when we were...

Letter – Economic Growth and Trade: Namibia’s Path to a Stronger Future
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Letter – Economic Growth and Trade: Namibia’s Path to a Stronger Future

Picture a future Namibia where multiple industries flourish outside mining and innovative approaches drive economic advancement, while trade creates lasting prosperity for future generations. The primary source of revenue for Namibia’s economy has been its mining sector, which produces diamonds and uranium.  Namibia faces potential dangers when it relies heavily on mining resources because these commodities...

Letter –  Namdia, police and media paradox 
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Letter –  Namdia, police and media paradox 

The public has the general right to access information held by public institutions. Similarly, the public may access information held by private entities if will assist in the exercise or protection of a fundamental human right or freedom.  This is the rationale behind the Access to Information Act.  The brazen diamond robbery at the Namibia...

Letter – Business idea’s dilemma in the motherland
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Letter – Business idea’s dilemma in the motherland

Having a business idea is an exciting moment and the excitement ends when one does not have the means to put the idea into practice.  That is despite the knowledge at hand. It even becomes worse when the individual cannot sell the idea to anyone or to institutions with the means to implement it. It...

Letter – The untold influences of African colonialism
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Letter – The untold influences of African colonialism

Efraim Shimbali When colonialism approached Africa, it was a generational mission that African leaders did not understand.  The Berlin conference did not only plan physical wars against Africans, but the brutality of war was a tool to convince Africans to submit to the strategic implementation of African colonialism. What is this African colonialism that African...