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Month: December 2023
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Opinion – Decoding contributions of security agencies to climate resilience
My experiences have shaped my understanding that in our day-to-day endeavours, there is a profound appreciation that security issues underpin humanity’s existence.
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Opinion – Electioneering, concretisation of employment promises
It will be appropriate to borrow the title of Tjingaete’s book, “Weeping Graves of our Ancestors,” to express the current situation in Namibia in terms of the high unemployment level.
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Opinion – SMEs key to fighting unemployment, enhancing economic growth
SMEs play a crucial role in Namibia’s economic growth and development, especially when it comes to the creation of jobs, which remains a significant problem across the country.
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Opinion – Readers’ responses on PhD holders teaching at university level
As the year 2023 comes to a close soon, I have decided to give readers some feedback from one opinion piece published in this column that received the most local and internal attention this year.
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Column: Consumer Rights – Claiming your aviation sector consumer rights
Namibia is a signatory to the Warsaw Convention, the Hague Protocol, and the Montreal Convention.
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African airlines to narrow losses in 2024 – IATA
African airlines are expected to continue generating losses in both 2023 and 2024.
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Letter – The disparity between audio and technical politics
We are surely living in interesting times of unprecedented politics. Let me start by commending His Excellency the President Dr Hage Geingob for his leadership par excellence both as the GRN president and as the ruling party’s president.
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Letter – Celebrating Success: Beyond Grades and Positions
As we journey through this academic year, it is crucial for us to reflect on the true essence of education, and the significance of academic performance. Often, the focus tends to revolve around grades and class positions.
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Editorial – Agriculture as a catalyst for employment
With a combination of investment, innovation, ingenuity and growth, agriculture could become one of the development driving forces across Namibia, helping to address wide-ranging problems from food insecurity to inequitable economic growth and unemployment.