The age-old debate of quantity versus quality in farming rages on, with one side of farming preferring this, and the next side preferring the other mode.
Year: 2022
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Opinion – Budget Review: Reimaging, a Better Future for the Youth
The macroeconomic framework needs to be complemented by a range of reforms that are within government’s control.
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4Sight aims to make inroads with 4IR
4Sight Namibia, a division of JSE-listed South African technology company, 4Sight Holdings, recently launched its Namibian extension.
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Astute Observations with Alisa Amupolo – Confronting execution pitfalls
Execution is one of the heartbeats of any business productivity, yet it has proven to be a challenge for many institutions.
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Former Air Namibia pilots still in limbo
The majority of pilots of the now-defunct national airline had no choice but to accept contracting work outside the country when Air Namibia was forced into voluntary liquidation about a year ago.
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Redirected revenue increases to address high debt…as public debt increases to N$140 billion or 71% of GDP
When finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi tabled the 2022/23 national budget last week, he said the budget deficit is projected to reduce to about 5.6% of GDP in the coming financial year.
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Opinion – Constitution contradicts the doctrine of separation of powers
The term “trias politica” or “separation of powers” was coined by Charles-Louis de Secondat, baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu, an 18th century French social and political philosopher.
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Opinion – The new education system a total clutter
The title of this piece of writing greatly expresses the current trending discussion in the country and I think everybody is pretty much familiar with it by now.
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Road safety in spotlight
Namibia should not relent in its pursuit to achieve strategic goals in the road safety sub-sector, deputy minister of transport Veikko Nekundi said last week.
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Bureaucratic red tape cripples Govt garage
Works and transport minister John Mutorwa says government activities are being stalled due to grounded vehicles laying idle while waiting for authorisation to procure parts from Windhoek.