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Frantz Fanon (originally from Martinique Island and later settled in Algeria) believed that violent revolution was the only means of ending colonial repression and cultural trauma in the Third World. 

Economic processes impact the lives and livelihoods of people, who frequently have little or no voice. 

Amukwelele is an immigration officer, with over two decades of service in the public sector, and prides himself on having served in almost all the departments within this ministry since he stepped into its corridors in May 1998.

Grootfontein local authority councillors and management this week put their differences aside to chart an effective public service delivery plan. 

The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund this week conducted a public passenger road awareness campaign at the Rundu bus terminal.

Seeking employment is no easy task and requires one to visit numerous companies to drop off your CV and if you happen to score an interview, you will have to meet face to face with your respective employer.

Ndaelekwa Johannes, the mother of the 37-year-old woman who was allegedly brutally murdered by her boyfriend together with her minor daughter, says the events of early this week have left her “shattered and broken”.  

Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters’ national coordinator Kalimbo Iipumbu yesterday said his party is pondering the next course of action when South African leader Cyril Ramaphosa touches down in Windhoek in the coming weeks.

There appears to be hope on the horizon for the northern communal areas, currently cut off from the rest of the country and some lucrative markets for their livestock, if assurances by Meatco are anything to go by.