Systems that higher education institutions use to promote and reward their deserving academics can make or break the institutions’ reputations.
Thought Leaders
Lüderitz …potential powerhouse of namibia!
The 21st Century is all about using energy emanating from natural forces, which Lüderitz has in abundance. Europe and Scandinavian countries have large scale onshore and offshore wind farms.
Opinion: Zambezi’s Developmental Ills
In a fully-packed stadium of Katima Mulilo in Zambezi region over the weekend of 15 November 2019, President Hage Geingob told the frenzied politically stereotyped crowd that the underdevelopment experienced in the Region was caused by Mishake Muyongo when he fled the region in 1998. As usual, without any analysis of the head of state’s words, the crowd went wild, jeering and cheering, baying for the self-imposed refugee’s blood.
Opinion: Is poverty a state of mind?
Not so long ago I read an article by a Namibian student in which he argued that poverty is a state of mind.
Opinion: The actions of a few
Sy aankoms is soos donderweer, wat blits sonder ‘n druppel van die wolklose hemel.
Opinion: Are you being served?
From 1972 to 1985, television viewers enjoyed over sixty episodes of the hilarious situational comedy, Are You Being Served? It made fun of the misadventures of the staff of a retail floor of a major British department store.
Opinion: The benefits and joys of studying literature
At one workshop for English teachers, there was at first strong resistance from most participants when it was suggested that literature in English should be made a compulsory subject in all schools in Namibia as one of the ways of improving the English language proficiency of not only learners, but also the teachers themselves.
Opinion: Swapo is a world system, the atmosphere for and over Namibia
As the current election campaigning is getting into a high and hot gear to garner votes for the unprecedented number of political parties in Namibia, every potential electorate is surely imagining the best outcome for him or her, depending on the basis of their respective parties and presidential candidate choice.
Opinion: The Church: Are we walking the walk or only talking the talk?
A famous dean of ST Paul’s Cathedral in London once said that the gospel is a way of walking, not talking.
Opinion: The revised curriculum is a pitfall for learners
As a curriculum study student, I had a chance to analyze the revised broad curriculum of Namibia that was implemented as from 2015. With my understanding and acquaintance to one aspect of promotional requirements, I could not help but wonder.