All Namibian schools have clocked six months, and in some quarters where all stakeholders in education are pulling together to achieve targeted goals, much has been achieved in all spheres.
Month: July 2023
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Opinion – Land stories: Somewhere between justice and mercy, where are we?
From the beginning of history, land and the resources it embodies have been at the core of human possessive and acquisitive endeavour.
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Opinion – Youth matter
On 16 June, the LPM Youth Command Element Commemorated Youth Day in Swakopmund under the theme #YouthMatters.
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Opinion – Disciplinary overreach in Namibian classrooms
Michel Foucault is a renowned French philosopher, and those who are familiar with his analysis of disciplinary power elucidate the complex and subtle ways in which power relations are established and maintained through disciplinary techniques in various institutional settings, of which school is a prime example.
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State of business address: Rethink, redefine trade policy
The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted its first-ever Namibia’s State of Business Address on 26 June 2023 under the theme, ‘Private Sector’s Ordeals and Triumphs – Paving a Way for Public-Private Partnership’.
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Opinion – Employ land professionals to accelerate delivery
There is no doubt that land delivery is a national priority in Namibia.
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Editorial – Nust’s needs
As the old adage goes, when a hyena wants to eat its children, it first accuses them of smelling like goats.
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Letter – Balancing privacy and data sharing
In this digital age, our data is more valuable than ever. It serves as a window into our lives, with the power to shape our decisions and influence our experiences. However, recent events have brought some concerning issues to light.
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Letter – How to talk to your parents about climate change
Young people are some of the world’s most powerful climate leaders and want rapid action to tackle the problem.
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Know Your Civil Servant – Oiling the parliamentary machinery
Parliament is an incredibly complicated beast – and while the members of parliament are happy to turn up and debate, someone must make it all run smoothly and ensure that the organ of state achieves its goals.