Education is a term which describes the process by means of which we come to realise our capacity for human action – that is to say, the capacity which makes it possible for us to act in a manner which appropriately distinguishes us from other objects or beings.
Putatively so, there might still be those in a state of denial that knowledge, be it inborn wisdom or scientifically-created knowledge, is not a composite of efforts generated by those who possess the aptitudes and expertise in various areas of social and natural life.
The South African regime was brutal and used its security forces in beating, torturing, maiming and killing supporters of the liberation struggle.
It has been stated that land is the primary source of inequality in contemporary society and in this regard, Namibia is no different.
Environmental justice is a phenomenon that is seldom understood, especially when we consider our personal level of commitment to address climate and environmental issues.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as a means for all individuals and communities to receive the health services they need without suffering financial hardship.
This week, Electoral Commission of Namibia chairperson Elsie Nghikembua (EN) spoke with New Era senior journalist Kuzeeko Tjitemisa (KT) about the country’s electoral body’s activities, issues and preparation for the 2024 general elections.
Speaking of industrialisation, while undermining the arts sector is tantamount to cursing the farmer with your full food. After all, there is no development without the arts. Everything starts with a drawing or design and that is art.
Four men who have been in police custody at a Kunene town for six years after being accused of stock theft, walked free last week.
The mayor of Eenhana town, Omri-onn Kavandje, has called for more intensified private and public investors to approach the council with their development proposals.