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Opinion: A Vote Has No Status, Register and Vote
By: Modestus Kasoma This year, over 15 African countries, including Namibia, will go to the polls. So far we have already observed how one of the well-known former liberation movements in SADC – the African National Congress (ANC) –…
Opinion: Achieving Universal Access to Social Protection to End Child Labour in Africa
By: Greta Campora and Ariane Genthon 12 June is the World Day Against Child Labour, casting a much-needed spotlight on a critical challenge that continues to affect millions of children worldwide. Child labour is work that is inappropriate for a…
Opinion: Be an Employee or Go Home
By: Reino Hasheela There is rumour that NAMRA plans to have access to the account numbers of firms to monitor one’s income for the purpose of tax deductions and payments. Luckily, I could not find this on their website…
Opinion: Filling your Cup: The Journey to Fulfilment
By: Marlize Horn I recently had the honour of sharing the stage with two phenomenal women I admire for their strength, resilience, and passion. We shared our thoughts and experiences with a group of women on the theme “Filling Your…
Opinion: Communal Land Expropriation a Threat to Communities’ Livelihoods
By: Martin Kille In recent years, communal land expropriation has emerged as a contentious issue, sparking debates and raising concerns about the well-being of affected communities. Local municipalities have been acquiring communal land for various purposes, offering nominal fees…
Mello Bakery, Rising with Rosamunde
By: Tiffany Miller In the heart of industrial Windhoek, Mello Bakery hums with activity. The 24-hour operation, which produces thousands of loaves of bread every day, has recently become the place of work for young Rosamunde, a participant in…
Opinion: Navigating Risk in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities
Horst Simon Sub-Saharan Africa, home to diverse cultures, abundant resources, and dynamic economies, is a region of immense potential. However, amidst its promise lies a landscape fraught with risks that demand attention and initiative-taking strategies. From political instability and…
Opinion: Just Energy Transition – a Buzz or a Reality?
Dr. Reem El Sherif and Ruusa Nandago The Just Energy Transition (JET), a concept that has been buzzing in the world’s corridors, is nothing new and was initially coined in the 1980s. With that, one must ask – why are…
Opinion: Navigating the Financial Landscape: Credit Bureau Reports and Scores
By: Patricia Louw In the ever-evolving world of personal finance, understanding your credit bureau report is vital to making informed financial decisions. It is a snapshot of your credit history, and it plays a crucial role in shaping your…
Opinion: Funeral Insurance: Easing Societal Norms in African Settings
Ndangi Katoma In many African societies, Namibia included, funerals are significant cultural events that often come with substantial financial burdens. The pressure to provide a proper burial for loved ones can be immense, leading families to go to great lengths…