Letters
Nampol and NDF members Retire Poor
19 Apr 2013
AS a country, we must appreciate and thank the Namibian Police (Nampol) for ensuring our internal security, as well as for maintaining law and orde
English usage versus the mother tongue
18 Mar 2013
Re: English language proficiency in public schools
I NOTICED that you publish opinions/letters that promote English language usage (not that I
Structured poverty haunts Namibia
22 Feb 2013
IT was good to read the mature approach your journalist, Mr. Paulus Paulus, demonstrated in his interview with Me. Rauma Amutati, the Secretary Gen
Rivaling the power distribution sector
22 Feb 2013
EQUITABLE competition is expedient, not only to maintain the industry but mostly to aid in stabilizing costs and hence the affordability and reliab
Tribute to Dr Abraham Iyambo
12 Feb 2013
THE name of Dr Abraham Iyambo will forever remain inscribed in the annals of the pre- and post-independence history of Namibia. SWAPO realize
Farewell Dr Abraham Iyambo
05 Feb 2013
By Mvula ya Nangolo
I HAVE throughout life never been totally surprised by events as I walked through the avenues of existence, however, there
Don’t sit at home and wait for jobs
19 Dec 2012
IT is the end of the academic calendar for pre-primary, primary and secondary school learners in Namibia. It was a year with contrasting experience
The dangers of drug trafficking
19 Dec 2012
THE Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) is disturbed at both formal and informal reports of a number of Namibian youth being entangled in the illegal t
New Research Regulations Draconian
14 Dec 2012
THE Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) condemns in the strongest terms the ill-conceived draconian regulations on research. Namibia is a develo
WAD congratulates Cabinet ministers
14 Dec 2012
IT’S official! The new team that should take Namibia into the future was recently announced! On behalf of the WAD Board of Directors, W
Reclaiming African hair
14 Dec 2012
IN this contribution towards the discourse of reclaiming the black body, we are inspired by Africa’s literary giant Ngugi wa Thiongo. In his
Another retort to Kosie
20 Nov 2012
Dear Editor
It is astounding how old colonial-apartheid prophets still attempt to defend such a discriminatory and cruel past. This is embarra