Although Namibia’s oil and gas industry has the potential to boost the country’s economy, careful management and diversification are essential to ensure this potential is realised without detrimental effects on other industries.
Opinions
Opinion – Social work field supervision at a crossroads
Since Independence, the social work profession has expanded exponentially from being housed exclusively in the Ministry of Health and Social Services to six more government ministries, many state-owned agencies, United Nations agencies, institutions of higher learning and the private sector.
Opinion – The significance of early manifesto releases in Namibia’s presidential election
The upcoming Presidential election in Namibia brings to the forefront an important aspect of the political process, the timely release of political party manifestos.
Opinion – Geingob’s transparency helps break stigma around men’s health
When the Presidency issued a press release two weeks ago regarding President Hage Geingob being diagnosed with “cancerous cells”, it sent shockwaves amongst citizens, the media and political commentators alike.
Opinion – Unemployment crisis needs urgent action
Namibia is facing a severe unemployment crisis that demands immediate attention from all sectors of society.
Opinion – Paying tribute to the late President Dr Hage Geingob
There is nothing painful like the death of a national leader - someone who was dear to the hearts of his followers. In the early morning of 4 February 2024, the Namibian nation suffered a gloomy shockwave when saddening news spread all over the country and beyond that.
Opinion – Rhetorical presidency in transition to the fourth president
In the wake of a profound loss, Namibia collectively mourns the passing of its sitting president, Hage Geingob, marking an unprecedented and sorrowful chapter in the nation’s history.
Opinion – Nangolo Mbumba: Acting or President?
The question of whether Namibian President Dr Nangolo Mbumba is acting or not has dominated the social media space over the last few days.
Opinion – Namibia’s free education paradox
In the corridors of our nation’s schools, a crisis unfolds, hidden from the jubilant celebrations of free education.
Opinion – Navigating uncertainty: Gold’s enduring appeal in a fractured world
The global economic landscape is characterised by heightened geopolitical tensions, potential for conflict escalation, and ongoing environmental concerns.