AS we marked International Women’s Day on 8 March, it was crucial to reflect on the essence of womanhood.
Month: March 2024
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Opinion – Climate change unpacked
HUMAN activities are causing world temperatures to rise, with more intense heatwaves and rising sea-levels among the consequences.
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Malawi embraces health rights governance project
THE parliament of Malawi has signed up to the third phase of a Sida-funded Sexual Reproductive Health Rights, HIV and AIDS Governance Project.
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Damaraland’s unexplored beauty
From the Damara Living Museum to the Palmwag tourism concession area and Brandberg mountain and the gigantic Omaruru River, Namibia’s Damaraland remains one of Africa’s last renowned wildernesses.
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Unicef paints bleak picture of Namibia’s children
A new report by Unicef has amplified a myriad of challenges faced by children living in Namibia, like a lack of access to early childhood development and missing routine immunisation.
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Telecom’s quest for relevance to cost N$2.3b
Telecom Namibia’s low profitability, constrained cash flows and overworked network infrastructure prompted the company to seek a major cash injection.
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ECN enlists Miss Teen to entice young voters
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has launched its democracy awareness campaign with a particular focus on increasing youth participation in the electoral process.
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Fishermen’s struggle continues
Delays in paying over N$13 million to Shore Recruitment is hampering the permanent re-employment of fishermen.
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Traditional knowledge of genetic resources overlooked – Iipumbu
Many communities have understood the properties of genetic resources for centuries and their traditional knowledge systems hold invaluable insight into their medicinal properties.
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Fishrot judge won’t budge
Acting High Court Judge Moses Chinhengo, who was appointed to deal with the Fishrot case, yesterday refused to recuse himself from the matter for alleged bias.