In his book ‘The Accusing Finger’, Nyambe Wina (1992), a Zambian novelist, narrates an incident in which an officially engaged lady points an accusing finger at her fiancé for having put her in a woman way, despite his denial.
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Opinion – Work to serve not to pay bills
I remember in school, teachers repeatedly bombarded us with the statement, “whether you listen to me or not, pass or fail, I will still get paid every month.”
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Opinion – Strict alcohol regulation a necessity
Alcohol intake has become a public health issue not only in Namibia but worldwide. Namibian alcohol availability and trading hours and the mushrooming of shebeens are disturbing.
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Opinion – Towards eliminating harmful child practices
Harmful practices affecting children continue to infringe on their right to education and an array of other rights embodied in our legal framework.
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Opinion – Only PhD holders should lecture at university
When I completed my Master of Philosophy in Linguistics degree, I was a teaching assistant at the University of Zimbabwe. My two colleagues and I started celebrating because we had spent four hard years researching and writing our theses since we were working as teaching assistants.
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Know Your Civil Servant – Teaching should be diversified
Frans Filipe Kandjilu is a highly-qualified public school teacher.
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OPM denies flood victims’ starvation claims
The Office of the Prime Minister has denied claims that flood victims at the Ehenye Relocation Centre at Oshakati are starving.
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Conservancy signs N$30 billion solar agreement
Members of the !Gawachab conservancy in the //Kharas region on Wednesday signed an agreement for the establishment of a 1.620 Mega Watt (MW) renewable energy park.
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Oshana schools old, over-crowded
Oshana is grappling with dilapidated school infrastructure and over-crowdedness, especially in the urban schools, deputy director of education in Oshana Hilma Nuunyango-George revealed.