As the most painful week in Namibia’s post-independence history ends, the nation stands as a beacon of democracy, showcasing to the world the essence of a smooth and peaceful transition of power even when we face the pain of losing the sitting president who was instrumental in crafting the solid constitution that facilitated this changing of the guard.
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Editorial – Upholding Geingob’s legacy
Everything will come to a standstill next week when the nation and the African continent bid farewell to one of its own. Since 4 February 2024, and with shattered hearts, Namibians from all walks of life have been struggling to come to terms with the passing on of our third democratically elected president.
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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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Time to make BIG decision
The onslaught of socio-economic challenges on the lives of ordinary Namibians has reached a breaking point.
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Editorial – Finding hope amid Namibia’s drought
In the face of adversity, there often emerges a glimmer of hope, a beacon guiding us towards resilience and renewal.
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Editorial – Election year takes shape
By dispatching voter registration material and equipment to all 14 regions and Namibian diplomatic missions abroad, the Electoral Commission of Namibia has signalled a crucial phase on the election calendar.
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Editorial – Crime burning Namibia
Back in 2022, the government proposed changes to the Combating of Rape Act to increase the minimum sentencing of perpetrators for up to 20 years in prison from the current 10 years to 15 years.
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Editorial – Press freedom under siege
Martin Luther King once said: “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
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Editorial – Position yourself for oil success
NAMIBIA’S recent oil discoveries have the potential of transforming the nation’s economy and bring unprecedented opportunities for growth and development.
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Editorial – Violence a slap in the face for Namibia’s politics
IT is a mammoth task to identify a single spot where Namibians from all walks of life can happily converge. However, the kapana stalls at Single Quarters, right in the heart of Katutura, is that place.