FOR decades, retiring at the legal retirement age of 60 years has been considered ideal for one to say goodbye to his/her job. But in recent years, getting a head start on the golden years is sounding juicy without considering one’s situation which may or may not be judicious.
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Opinion – The epoch of Geingob, Xi’s vows and tides
Renowned writer, entrepreneur and motivational guru, Emanuel James Rohn, eloquently said: “All good men and women must take responsibility to create legacies that will take the next generation to a level we could only imagine.”
Opinion – The power of the mind in 2024
Believe it or not, most of what we deal with within a corporate set-up is the way we think of it. The starting point of that mere thought determines how the situation will play out. Leading many employees is a tall ask, which needs much attention to detail.
Opinion – Collective fight against crime targeting tourists
Tourism contributes N$32.5 billion to the Namibian economy, which is about 14.7% of the GDP. About 63 companies employ 3 483 workers, amounting to 15.4% of total employment in the country.
Educators optimistic about education in the country… but aware road to quality education is long
The education ministry’s executive director Sanet Steenkamp has expressed optimism about the state of education in the country.
Kunene principal expels learners for grandmother’s ‘sins’
A school principal in the Kunene region flexed his muscles late last year to expel three pupils, citing the poor conduct of their grandmother, with whom he has had several run-ins over the years.
Israel officials support Gaza destruction, court hears
Israel’s plan to “destroy” Gaza comes from “the highest level of state”, the UN’s top court has heard.
Ndeunyema: Oil discovery a beacon of hope
Following large discoveries of oil in the offshore Orange Basin, hope of enormous future oil revenue for the Namibian government is rising.
Malaria on the rise in the north 2 061 cases • 13 deaths
A total of 2 061 malaria cases were recorded at various hospitals in the northern regions from January 2023 to January 2024.
Schools must not push parents to buy stationery
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has cautioned school principals to refrain from pressurising parents to buy “unnecessary” goods for their children.