Opinions

In Namibia, ensuring financial security is a common goal shared by individuals and families alike.

The ocean has long taken the brunt of the impacts of human-made global warming, according to United Nations Climate Change.

The 2023 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) report found that around 2.4 billion working-age women are not afforded equal economic opportunities worldwide.

Christmas Day in Namibia is a joyous occasion celebrated with family and friends. People come together to share traditional meals, exchange gifts, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. 

As many political activities are expected to abound in 2024, economic activities should be equally considered and prioritised.

Christmas is especially for children. Merle A. Johnson writes: “It is heaven, made of children”. Children do not have the intellectual problems of many adults with angels speaking to shepherds, a star that leads wise men to a manger and a baby born from a virgin. 

Showcasing how innovation in Namibia’s business and financial sectors has evolved through a public relations lens is quite interesting, as much has changed in sharing these success stories from a traditional perspective to the latest trends from a Namibian landscape perspective. 

It will be appropriate to borrow the title of Tjingaete’s book, “Weeping Graves of our Ancestors,” to express the current situation in Namibia in terms of the high unemployment level. 

The first Article in the Namibian Constitution commands that Namibia is hereby established as a sovereign, secular, democratic, and unitary state founded upon the principles of democracy, the rule of law, and justice for all. 

Namibia has a fantastic opportunity. It can end the AIDS pandemic by 2030, by letting communities lead.