Politicians will do whatever it takes to ensure government policies are lucidly written; however, nothing is seemingly done to ensure the implementation of those policies is equally done effectively and efficiently.
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Letter – Menstrual hygiene is a reproductive health right… ensuring girls and young women have affordable access
Menstruation is a biological function as routine as sleeping or breathing, and is a normal and natural part of a woman’s life. Yet, as normal as it is, menstruation is stigmatised around the world.
Editorial – Let’s engage calmly on sexual minority discourse
The unfolding debate about the rights of sexual minorities has been heating up, with more voices entering the fray, either in support or against the issue.
On the spot – I have not seen corruption in defence – Kapofi
New Era journalist Kuzeeko Tjitemisa (KT) this week sat with the new defence minister Frans Kapofi (FK) to talk about his new role, political journey, and his ambitions to the country’s biggest office.
Know Your Civil Servant – Beaven Walubita – Director: Planning, monitoring and evaluation Zambezi Regional Council
Beaven Walubita is a senior civil servant, charged with the planning and implementation of developmental programmes for the northeastern region of Zambezi.
Katima councillor dies in car accident
Katima Mulilo Urban constituency councillor John Mukaya has died after he was involved in a road accident on Wednesday evening at around 19h15. This happened when his VW Polo collided head-on with an oncoming seven-seater Toyota Noa in the Mpyu area, along the Katima Mulilo-Ngoma road.
Nalao to accelerate local government reform
The Namibia Association of Local Authorities Offices 19th annual conference and annual general meeting (AGM) underway in Katima Mulilo is prioritising advocacy to speed up the implementation of local government reform.
Lebanese businessman, farmers cross swords
Lebanese businessman Fadi Ayoub is back in court, this time to ask the High Court to restore his “peaceful and undisturbed possession” of an access road to his farm between Windhoek and Rehoboth.
Oshikoto to revive health school programme
The directorate of health in Oshikoto is working on reviving a school programme to provide health services to pupils. This will assist to detect health issues affecting the learners at an early stage.
Politicians divided on homosexuality … NEFF says ‘to hell’ with gay rights
As Namibia’s sodomy law debate intensifies, various political parties and activists have expressed different opinions, with some calling on national leaders to calculate their remarks made publicly against sexual minorities.
