Opinions

AS we marked International Women’s Day on 8 March, it was crucial to reflect on the essence of womanhood.

HUMAN activities are causing world temperatures to rise, with more intense heatwaves and rising sea-levels among the consequences.

During the last three weeks, we have listened to heartfelt tributes and messages of condolences from all over the world. They were befitting tributes to a man who indeed was larger than life.

The academic landscape has witnessed a concerning trend in the performance of history subjects within the social sciences. While 2022 saw a disheartening 15.5% success rate, there was a modest improvement in 2023 with an 18.5% achievement.

It is with a deep sense of loss and sorrow that we learnt of the passing of our dear beloved Mother Frieda Ueripura Kauta, who departed from this world in the early evening of 14 January 2024.

Do we have a proper healthcare system in Namibia? This letter attempts to diagnose and prescribe possible solutions to our healthcare system. 

I was honoured to attend the launch of Charles Mubita’s book, titled, ‘Symbiotic Relationship Between National Interest and Foreign Policy: The Nexus of Decision Making’, on 20 January 2024, which drew people from different spectrum of academicians, diplomats, politicians and rank and file. 

Stepping into a new year requires more than normal financial planning in the ever-changing landscape of economic challenges.