Opinions

Very recently during the period of 7-9 May, President Nangolo Mbumba attended the African Soil Health and Fertiliser Summit in Kenya. 

“There was a wit in a man, neither young nor old, but a wit brimming with the wisdom of an elder and the pure insight of a youth, which in an instant, vanished.”

It is now crucial to understand the intricacies of the loan application process in the modern world. 

In the quiet corners of our nation, where the streets are familiar and neighbours are more than just acquaintances, lies the beating heart of our future – our youth. Small towns harbour a unique charm, but they also face distinctive challenges, especially concerning the nurturing and development of their young populace. 

Since independence, Namibia’s unemployment rate has been a problem, especially among the youth. This has undoubtedly led to many social, psychological and economic problems, to mention but a few.

The past few weeks have been disastrous in East Africa, as heavy rains caused floods, leading to the loss of hundreds of lives, the displacement of thousands, and damage to property in these countries. 

While Namibians paused to commemorate the selfless acts of sacrifice in remembrance of Cassinga Day on 4 May, a soldier of the liberation struggle, combatant and gallant fighter Elikana Iishuna Shoombe took his last breath in a northern hospital.

The controversial marriage bill introduced by Swapo lawmaker Jerry Ekandjo remains unsigned by the Head of State, raising questions about its potential impact on the upcoming elections.

As Namibia prepares to engage with China in the evolving landscape of Sino-African relations, it is crucial to chart a clear and strategic path forward.

The late president Hage Geingob’s vision has been realised, as Namibia has made major strides to establish itself as a major player in the world of green hydrogen production.