The Namibian Police Force (NamPol) stands on the crossover of a profound evolution, poised to redefine the fabric of law-enforcement in Namibia.
Month: June 2024
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Scramble for property in a growing population
With 34 years of freedom, independence and sovereignty, Namibia celebrated its 1990 political victory over the brutal South African apartheid regime in a regular yet memorable fashion.
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A learning society, meritocracy and technocracy
Meritocracy is the rightful placement of individuals into employment positions based on their competencies.
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Editorial – Progressive Divorce Bill
Namibia stands at a pivotal juncture, poised to affirm its commitment to justice and human dignity through passing of the long-awaited divorce bill in the National Assembly.
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Know your civil servant – Nursing with grace and grit
NORMAN Maurice Nanuseb, a nurse at Khorixas District Hospital, dedicated his career to caring for those who are fragile and frail.
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What are the requirements for final interdict?
The applicant (Namib Mills) and first respondent (Mr Amushelelo) had a series of prior confrontations dating back to 2022.
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A threat to national education
Educational philosophy is a prerequisite to educational training to retain complete workmanship in the learning environment relevant to any society.
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Epukiro kindergarten falling apart
An early childhood development centre at Epukiro constituency’s Omaueuozonjanda settlement in the Omaheke region is in a precarious deteriorating state.
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Appreciate independence, Sinimbo tells Namibians
Trade deputy minister Verna Sinimbo has urged citizens to place high value on Namibia’s hard-earned independence, and its subsequent benefits.
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Bunya kindergarten boosted
Bunya village in the Kapako constituency of Kavango West region received a brick wall kindergarten on Monday as a donation from Netagea Investment (Pty) Ltd, which is a beneficiary of the government fishing quotas.