2024-04-12Reverend Jan Scholtz A friend writes in a book that in his experience, the work of ministers can be best described as ‘hatching’ (baptisms), ‘matching’ (weddings) and ‘dispatching’ (burials). View more
2024-04-12Josef Kefas Sheehama The political climate in Namibia is among the most tranquil and stable. In order to enhance Namibia's potential growth rate, reforms must be put in place for the country's economy to continue on a sustainable path. View more
2024-04-05Prof Makala Lilemba FOUR years to this year in 1970, the Zambezi region (Caprivi Strip then) experienced a dry climatic weather spell coupled with a very low crop harvest. View more
2024-04-05Reverend Jan Scholtz SINCE the dawn of time, dreams have fascinated mankind. Dreams from the Bible, from mystics, shamans, wise men, poets, authors, artists, scientists, and psychologists have always been a source of creativity and knowledge and have been crucial to the development of civilisation. View more
2024-04-05Correspondent As I sat during a lecture in my Intercultural Communication class, I thought of different real-life examples where the study and understanding of intercultural communications can be crucial. View more
2024-04-05Correspondent Gaining independence has allowed Namibia to establish its internal and external sovereign powers by being able to make its own decisions and acting as an independent, autonomous entity. View more
2024-04-05Correspondent The Ovaherero and Nama genocide has recently gained attention following the late president Hage Geingob's condemnation of Germany's decision to support Israel at the International Court of Justice. View more
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