We recount the contribution of youth in her growth and the significance of Independence Day to youth. We share a general perception that today’s youth are complacent and want to lead a carefree life, building their conventions and rules. We are accused that ‘we are not rooted to our culture’, and blindly ape the western culture.
Namibia’s economic performance has evolved over time to reflect developments in the real sector. Although growth that averaged 3.3% per year since 1990 is a welcome observation, it has not been without drawbacks.
Once the commercial viability of Namibia’s first-ever noteworthy oil discoveries off the coast by Shell and TotalEnergies have been verified, these hydrocarbon detections have the potential to benefit the country’s economy by billions of dollars in revenue.
A 30-year-old woman with hearing loss and deafness said her condition has not stopped her from following her dream of becoming a renowned baker.
The Namibian Police Force has made reasonable progress in ensuring that it carried out its mandated functions for the past 32 years.
A veteran of Namibia’s war for liberation is content with the peace, freedom and tangible developments Namibians enjoy, and reminded citizens that the struggle was not easy.
Albertina Tuvahanga Heita is a veteran who suffered from the torture of the colonisers and witnessed the evil colonial deeds Namibia had gone through.
Namibia’s justice system has grown in leaps and bounds as government spent millions of dollars in ensuring every citizen has access to justice.
The Kunene Regional Council is making steady progress in providing basic services and alleviating poverty.
Namibia’s housing crisis is slowly being addressed by those who have been priced out of the market by banks, developers and local authorities.