Thought Leaders

After a close observation at Namibia’s political landscape, one can promptly affirm that peace is indeed maintained by the people not governments.

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.

The Basic Income Grant (BIG) coalition welcomes the news that government is considering the implementation of an income grant.

The private sector in Namibia is in dire straits.

“I do not feel safe anymore” are the words narrated to me by an 11-year-old schoolgirl whom I shared a public transport with on my way to town on Wednesday, 16 September 2020. 

One of the factors, which affect the population growth, is fertility and in many countries, fertility is looked at as something that has to be respected.

If you are reading this article, wherever you are, prepare to shed tears.

As a preliminary remark, this article continues my reflection on the complex matter of abortion,  exploring this moral mine-field with a sobre mind and reasonable approach.

Voters in Tanzania’s mainland and the semi-autonomous region of Zanzibar will head to the polls on Wednesday (28 October 2020) to elect their presidents, as well as members of parliament and councillors. 

Namibians will go to the polls on 25 November to elect new local authority and regional councillors in what is expected to be an exciting showdown.