Month: August 2023

The reality is no single disciple will be enough to keep the lights on. You need a side hustle.

Renowned author Ndinelao Moses is set to captivate readers with the release of her highly anticipated trilogy at the National Library of Namibia today. This will be the official introduction of Moses’ three books: ‘Masked Warrior: All at Once’ and ‘Don’t Write Me Off Just yet’ parts 1 and 2.

In the tribulation of transformation, journalism stands at a crossroads, its heart torn between activism, impartiality, and a new sinister player - corporate influence.

After sheer determination and hard work, multi-talented actor and musician Fillemon Stephanus, also known as Mabuzza, will be celebrating 12 years in the music industry tomorrow.

A US credit downgrade by Fitch was “entirely unwarranted,” Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Wednesday, pushing back against the second-ever decrease by a major ratings agency following repeated debt limit standoffs in Washington.

Investments in higher-yielding horticultural seeds, water availability and basic training for farmers should be Namibia’s focal points to substantially boost local food production. 

For most of us, the proverbial war between science and religion ended long ago, either in a stalemate or a truce.  Nonetheless, the conflict between religion and economics goes on, apparently for good reasons.

A brief overview of the historical development of pollution legislation is useful because many trainees will be familiar with the previous convention dealing with the prevention of pollution from oil, and may become confused when instructed in a new regime, which is not only different from the previous one, but also addresses other forms of pollution. 

In the heart of Africa, Namibia stands tall as a beacon of democracy, a nation with a resolute commitment to political, economic and social progress. But the true strength of this democracy lies in the hands of its young citizens.