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Opinion: Questioning Education Practices
By: Anna Filipe As a teacher, I find myself questioning many aspects of the education system, both on a small scale within my classroom and on a larger, systemic level. One area of concern is the learning experience…
Opinion: Artificial Intelligence-Powered Attacks
By: Cornelia Shipindo As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology advances, Namibia stands at the threshold of unprecedented opportunities to reshape industries and elevate the quality of life for its citizens. From expanding productivity in agriculture and manufacturing to revolutionising healthcare delivery…
Opinion: Stepping Back to Move Forward: Reflecting on Your Financial Journey Mid-Year
By: Mignon du Preez As we find ourselves nearing the midpoint of the year, it’s the perfect time to pause and take stock of our financial journey. It’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day hustle and bustle, but…
Iran Offers Namibia Discounted Steel and Iron Rods
By: Hertha Ekandjo Iran has offered to supply Namibian buyers with steel and iron rods at a discounted rate, ranging from 10-20% below market prices. The Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Namibia, Seyed Ali Sharifi Sadati,…
Green Hydrogen Pipeline to Connect Namibia and SA Proposed
By: Justicia Shipena Namibia, South Africa, and the Netherlands are exploring the possibility of establishing a green hydrogen pipeline connecting Namibia and South Africa. This initiative is part of a memorandum of understanding involving the Western Cape Development Agency…
Opinion: Namibian Youth and the Polls
By: Tom Alweendo Voting shapes the direction of a country’s future more than anything else. And the youth of Namibia holds the most voting power because they make up 70% of the population. However, the majority of them aren’t motivated…
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…
Mines Continue to Rely on External Borrowing … capital continues to flow out in interest payments
By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus Corporate debts in the country surged by N$18.2 billion between 2022 and 2023, with N$17 billion of this borrowed from external sources. This was revealed in the latest Financial Stability Report. The mining sector notably…
Dumping Sites Hustlers Prevented From Collecting Scrap Items
By: Loise Shiimi Windhoek residents who rely on dumpsites for recycling purposes have reported being barred from collecting reusable items at dumping sites in Okuryangava, preventing them from selling these items to scrap yards and other outlets. This decision…
‘Poor People’s Organisation’ Calls for Equitable Distribution of Wealth
By: Uakutura Kambaekua A group going by the name – Poor People’s Organisation – has called on President Nangolo Mbumba to ensure a fair and equitable distribution of the nation’s wealth among its citizens. Established in Opuwo over three…