Letters

One year ago, Dr Sir Alex Jarimbovandu Kaputu departed into ancestry, but his memory lingers on. I still remember his death as if it was yesterday. 

On Saturday, 5 March 2022, the devastating news reached Namibia that His Worship, Immanuel Ngatjizeko, former mayor of Windhoek is no more.

Our communities and our democracy become more just and equitable when all people, individually and collectively get involved and take action.

A constitutional limitation provides that the President must only serve 10 years.

It is indisputable that Namibians have so much talent that this whole nation could benefit from.

The more a society lacks a culture of reading, the will to seek knowledge, and placing formal education on a pedestal as the sole influencer of a reading culture in society, it only diminishes a culture of reading.

 Once a servant, will always be a servant. That has always been an obligation and calling for Katrina Liswani, and what she came to be known for as an exciting responsibility of making a difference in the lives of the people. Her activism has not only been locally but globally. 

It is undoubtedly true that academic excellence leads to a good lifestyle, besides, it is broadening the narrow minded to see beyond the obvious. In the same vein, it is indeed true that the right academic in a wrong environment leads to disastrous results which affect the person and the community he is in.

Since early 2020, the world has experienced a major health and social crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The world has been challenged with a wave of coronavirus infections that have been rising and putting a strain on the health sector of countries worldwide.