2022-05-20Edgar Brandt The number of building plans approved for Windhoek during April 2022 declined by around 24% from 247 in March 2022 to 188. This is also significantly less, about 30% fewer, than the 268 approved in April 2021. View more
2022-05-20Reverend Jan Scholtz Progressive leadership focuses on a continuous journey, the constant reshaping of a vision, and outcomes to navigate specific challenges. View more
2022-05-20Prof Makala Lilemba The Berlin Conference of 1884 to 1885, commonly known in some quarters as the Scramble for Africa, demarcated Africa into many partitions. According to the renowned Kenyan academician, Ali Mazrui, in his series, ‘The Africans: A Triple Heritage’, the colonisers brought together and separated ethnic groups against their will. View more
2022-05-20Staff Reporter According to the World Food Program’s latest Hunger Hotspots report, there are 43 million people in 38 countries at the risk of famine or a serious food crisis unless they receive immediate life-saving support. Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Yemen are the countries with the highest levels of hunger. View more
2022-05-20Staff Reporter There’s no shame in admitting that Covid-19 has given the Namibian economy a proper beating, and we still feel the effects. The Russian-Ukraine special military operation/invasion has also not made things more encouraging. View more
2022-05-20Gerson Uaripi Tjihenuna The church in Namibia is at a crossroads in more ways than one. On the one hand, the church is trying to shed off the image of being associated with Euro-centrism – and on the other, she needs to carve out her own local cultural identity that is different from that of the church in other parts of Africa. View more
2022-05-20Staff Reporter In 2018, the conscious activists and concerned Namibians marched to the National Assembly to submit a petition to the Speaker of the National Assembly on foreign ownership of land. View more
2022-05-20Staff Reporter The Covid-19 pandemic had a severe impact not only on people’s health but also on how they learn, work or live. Among the most notable challenges created by Covid-19 is how to adapt to an education system built around the physical school. View more
2022-05-20Staff Reporter What exactly is a trimester, and how does it differ from a semester? Semesters are the most widely used curricular framework in schools across the globe. A trimester is a three-part year in which teaching and learning are divided. Given the amount of time they may dedicate to school, anyone working on a trimester system may feel considerably more assured. View more
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