The Namibia Qualifications Authority has once again warned students to be on the lookout for bogus institutions in Namibia.
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IPPR urges continuous consultation on Cybercrime Bill
The Institute for Public Policy Research has called on lawmakers to ensure the draft Cybercrime Bill ensures that the protection it aims to provide is balanced, reasonable, and achieved through constitutional means while upholding the principles of the rule of law.
Opinion – Responding to the new challenges of a democratic order
A few weeks ago, I was invited to attend the debate on the Namibian constitution.
Opinion – Mushrooming tertiary institutions vis-à-vis quality education
The General Assembly of the United Nations on 20 November 1989 adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child which was ratified and signed by sixty-one countries.
Opinion – How digital democracy has shaped the political landscape
Over the past few years, Namibia’s political landscape has been shaped greatly by the use of social media and electronic platforms.
Opinion – The realities of political parties within SADC
There is more than one way to achieve increased development and success within our region.
Opinion – Personalised healthcare: Enabling a better future for patients
The Covid-19 pandemic has stressed healthcare systems, medical facilities and increasingly overworked clinicians.
Opinion – The AU should not be rewarding an apartheid state
The African Union (AU) and its predecessor, the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), has been one of Palestine’s most important and loyal allies.
Know your civil servant – Technology reigns supreme
Selma Petrus is fulfilling her lifelong ambition by working in cyber security as well as fulfilling her father’s wish: for her to work in the public service.
Judge disallows deceased victim’s statement
Three statements made by a deceased with regards to an assault days before her ultimate demise at the hands of her boyfriend, was ruled inadmissible by a judge in the Oshakati High Court.