Category: Opinion
Opinion: Are Leaders Born or Made and Is Leadership an Art or Science?
By: Ludorf Iyambo and Nghiinomenwa Erastus Literature on leadership is influenced by cultural/traditional and modern understandings. In many African countries, indigenous leadership literature is shaped by traditional norms and practices, yet it also incorporates contemporary political theories, including those…
Opinion: Social Media Influences Audiences Worldwide
By: Julian Mentzel Social media is present in almost every part of our everyday lives. It is a universal platform for entertainment, communication, and information sharing. With billions of users globally, social media sites like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly…
Opinion: The Transformative Power of Employee Engagement
By: Hilma Vilho In the changing world of modern workplaces, one element stands out as a key to success: employee engagement. It is more than just a buzzword; it is a game changer with the power to transform…
Opinion: Navigating the Challenges in Namibian Aviation
By: Captain Nelson Tuhafeni Kalangula Aviation has dominated headlines in 2023, sparking debates, particularly on issues of racial discrimination. Disparities in opportunities, salary gaps, mentoring, and training have been notable points of contention. However, as we step into…
Onandjokwe Medical Museum Celebrates 11 Years of Preserving Medical History
By: Kleopas Nghikefelwa This month marks the 11th anniversary of the Onandjokwe Medical Museum, a significant milestone in preserving the medical history of our nation. Officially opened by H.E. Ambassador Anne Saloranta and Dr. Richard Kamwi, former Minister of…
Can a Syllabus’ Interpretation Be a Factor in Poor Performance at AS Level?
Anna Filipe The national results for the Advanced Subsidiary Level have been less than satisfactory. While there are numerous potential reasons for this, in this piece, I will explore the possibility that varying interpretations of subject content within prescribed…
Opinion: Spotlighting Employment Opportunities in the Agricultural Sector
By: Josef KefasSheehama Namibia urgently needs to revitalise its agricultural production systems and address the looming challenges posed by climate change and uncertainty. Agriculture continues to serve as the cornerstone for sustained economic growth, promising to provide quality…
Opinion: The Pain Has Delivered Long-term Gain
By: Dr. John Steytler As I watched and listened to Finance Minister Iipumbu Shiimi table the national budget under the theme ‘Continuing the Legacy of Hage Geingob’, my heart grew heavy, but I also felt pride. The untimely passing…
OPINION: Grey-listing is Not a Death Sentence
By: Josef Kefas Sheehama It’s crucial to remember that greylisting does not have to define Namibia’s economy, even though it frequently makes people feel more anxious. Namibia can continue engaging in Anti-money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism…
Opinion: Know the Most Common Types of Bank Frauds
By: Johnny Truter International law states that any illegal act involving deception to obtain money from a financial institution or a bank’s depositors is categorised as bank fraud. Like other fraud offences, bank fraud involves using a trick to obtain…