Consider the tribal tensions that happened at the soccer games on 18 November 2023 or the fact that certain tribes cannot be found walking around certain locations in Katutura.
Opinions
Opinion – Politics of grace and post-apartheid reconciliation
Nelson Mandela’s visit to the South African team before the opening game of the 1995 Rugby World Cup can be viewed as politics of grace in motion.
Opinion – Disparities in life: A close look at inequality in Oshikoto region
The central theme in George Orwell’s novel ‘Animal Farm’ revolves around the notion that while all animals are proclaimed to be equal, there exists a stark inequality with some being more equal than others.
Opinion – Namibia’s teacher unemployment … A call for policy implementation, infrastructure development
In the three decades since Namibia gained independence in 1990, the nation has strived to provide quality education for its citizens.
Opinion – The hallmarks of peace and development in Zambezi
The Collins dictionary defines democracy as a system of government in which people choose their rulers by voting for them in elections.
Opinion – Don’t let cybercriminals steal your joy this holiday season
The end of the year is filled with frenzied shopping, Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals and online shopping as the norm.
Opinion – Preserving cultural roots: The challenge among Namibian youth
Namibia has a rich linguistic and cultural diversity. However, young people are becoming increasingly estranged from their indigenous languages and customs.
Opinion – Preservative and safeguarding measures for Namibian sports stadiums
The most anticipated Dr. Hage Geingob Cup match between Eeshoke Chula Chula FC and African Stars FC took place on Saturday the 19th of November 2023 at Windhoek’s Independence Stadium.
Opinion – Information concealment a double sword to success
“Each one, teach one” is an adage that has been there for quite some time and has been heard from Denzel Washington in his frequent speeches.
Opinion – Why is AI a significant topic to Namibia as a developing country?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform industries and improve the daily lives of Namibians which cannot be overstated. It is worth noting that AI improves efficiency by automating everyday jobs and analysing data.