2021-10-18Staff Reporter Undoubtedly, Covid-19 has “messed up” things. It is a disaster. However, an argument could be that there are opportunities and benefits in Covid-19 despite its devastating consequences. In other words, Covid-19 might be a strength. View more
2021-10-18Staff Reporter Each day, the press is awash with hair-raising gender-based violence cases. It’s always the kind of stories that stop one’s heart in its tracks. The question is: what causes this nauseating and inhuman behaviour from sections of our society. View more
2021-10-18Staff Reporter Siya - Efforts by the Kavango West region to fully revive the Siya Horticulture Project in the Kapako constituency on Tuesday received another boost as the Watyako Foundation and its partners injected a donation valued at N$125 000. View more
2021-10-18Staff Reporter The Agro-Marketing and Trade Agency (AMTA) recently opened a distribution centre in Gobabis after their visit earlier this year, where they engaged farmers and other stakeholders in the region. View more
2021-10-18John Muyamba Information deputy minister Emma Theofelus says information can be used as a public good or enemy, and that it only becomes valuable when it is given and received to improve lives and decisions citizens make. View more
2021-10-18Kuzeeko Tjitemisa Health minister Kalumbi Shangula says since the beginning of the Covid-I9 vaccination campaign, the ministry has not recorded a case of death due to the Covid-19 vaccination. View more
2021-10-18Staff Reporter Swapo member of parliament Kornelia Shilunga believes the genocide debate under discussion in the national assembly presents the most fitting opportunity to foster and deepen Namibians’ bond as a nation. View more
2021-10-18Paheja Siririka Amid rumblings from several groups opposing the mandatory vaccination of soldiers, defence minister Frans Kapofi said the directive is not a punishment but to look after the welfare of the troops. View more
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