Wanna help me? Talk to me, not about me.
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2020-08-172024-05-07Lifestyle
Opinion – A life lived to the fullest
As a child, and with all your innocence, not even in a wildest of dreams, your thoughts cross a path of losing someone not only close but also dear to you. You take it for granted that they will always be there.
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2020-08-172024-05-07Lifestyle
Creating an ecosystem for artists to thrive – RTE Records
Remember The Eagle (RTE) Records, a new label, says its main objective after penetrating the market is to create and maintain an ecosystem in which Namibian artists can thrive and live out their dreams, not only for the artists that are signed under the label but for the music industry as a whole.
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2020-08-172024-05-07Lifestyle
EES releases unity video
Kwaito singer Eric Sell better known as EES has dipped his hand at trying to uplift the spirits of Namibians by releasing a unity music video today titled ‘Magic’ while the number of Covid-19 cases increases.
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2020-08-172024-05-07Lifestyle
Matric farewells in limbo…as Covid-19 cases continue to rise
Dressing up in flashy outfits, arriving in a classy vehicle, and walking on the red carpet alongside your matric date while photographers capture the beautiful moments is a dream come true for most matriculates, however, things might go south for the class of 2020 as Covid-19 continues prevailing.
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2020-08-172024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
Weekly takeaway with Lawrence Kamwi – Fall down seven times, stand up eight
Fall Down Seven Times, Stand Up Eight, is the title of a book by Japanese writer Naoki Higashida. It tells the story of a young man who fights the challenges of autism with tenacity.
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2020-08-172024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
Opinion – Effluent water: From burden to valuable resource
The use of treated effluent water for agricultural and mariculture purposes, although controversial, is a practice commonly utilised all over the world.
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2020-08-172024-06-21Focus, International, Thought Leaders
Opinion – Is colonialism solely responsible for Africa’s economic, political stagnation?
Many years after independence and nationhood, almost every African leader is placing the blame of Africa’s inability to lift herself up economically and politically on her former colonisers.
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2020-08-172024-06-20Focus, Thought Leaders
Opinion – Predicaments of war veterans of the Namibian liberation struggle
In 1995, the funding of ex-combatant reintegration became the responsibility of the National Planning Commission (NPC), which established the Socioeconomic Integration Programme for Ex-Combatants (SIPE).