The green revolution is the misleading name given to a chemical-based agricultural model that was introduced to India in 1965.
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Opinion – Should universities allow AI?
The advent of Artificial Intelligence chatbot ChatGPT in November 2022 was celebrated by students, academics and researchers in higher education institutions, especially in the developed world.
Opinion – Is homophobia a resident in the Namibian house?
In a recent submission to the High Court of Namibia, the attorney-general argued that the crime of sodomy is justified as most Namibians still reject homosexuality. The AG primarily relied on “parliament’s activities” that do not suggest a “legislative trend” towards decriminalising sodomy.
Know your civil servant – Learners should venture into agriculture
Schools in Namibia should actively participate in agricultural practices as one of the ways of preparing learners to engage in food production and self-employment after school.
LEX SCRIPTA with Fedden Mainga Mukwata – VIOLENCE AND HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE
The Labour Act, 11 of 2007, is currently limited to sexual harassment, but the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment-Creation (MLIREC) is busy with amendments to the Act which will include violence and harassment in the workplace.
Fishrot minnow in bail hearing
The bail application of former minister of justice Sacky Shanghala’s employee, Nigel van Wyk, on new facts, started in the Windhoek High Court before Oshakati-based judge Davis Munsu on Tuesday.
Capricorn donates educational materials
The Capricorn Group donated a collection of 200 grade 10 and 11 textbooks plus a variety of stationery to M&K Gertze High School in Rehoboth and Mount View High School in Windhoek on 28 February 2023.
Dundee equips Tsumeb Cosdec
On 28 February 2023, Dundee Precious Me tals Tsumeb Community Trust handed over a donation of hospitality and tourism as well as fashion design training equipment, valued at over N$100 000, to COSDEC in Tsumeb through its trust fund COSDEF.
Kapofi, Venaani clash over Koevoet care
There is no moral basis to give special recognition or benefits to former South West Africa Territorial Force and Koevoet members beyond what they enjoy in an independent Namibia, defence minister Frans Kapofi has said.
Lashes-for-loans boss condemns, suspends himself
Rundu residents said they will not rest until Mike du Preez of TotalEnergies Kavango Petroport receives their petition and apologises for the lashes-for-loans saga that went viral, but the service station owner pleaded for forgiveness in a lawyer’s letter.








