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Patriotism Binds Citizens together, fuels national development, and preserves cultural identity. In Namibia, instilling a strong sense of patriotism in the youth is not only important – it is essential. I firmly believe patriotism must be made compulsory in all…
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For Some, International travel is as routine as paying at the checkout counter. For others, it’s as nerve-wracking as a prostate exam. Which experience you have largely depends on where you were born. Western travellers are now getting a taste…
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Esperance Luvindao AS the new minister of health and social services embodies hope for people’s health in Namibia.In French, her name means exactly that – hope. I happened to be in Paris when the news of her appointment was announced,…
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Namibia has entered a significant chapter in its democratic history with the inauguration of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as the country’s fifth president. It places Namibia at the forefront of progressive leadership on the African continent. From the perspective of rhetorical presidency,…
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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has proven her critics wrong and demonstrated that true leadership is not defined by age or gender, but by vision and action. Before she assumed office, some Namibians doubted whether she was capable of leading the nation,…
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Namibia has made history with the election of its first woman president. It’s not only a landmark achievement for the country, but also for the entire Southern African Development Community. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s leadership brings a unique opportunity to address long-standing…
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Dear executive management of Gross Barmen, allow me to propose the establishment of an ‘academy of reconciliation’ at Gross Barmen. Tourist busses stop at the graves of the most prominent chiefs of the Herero at Okahandja, but don’t have anywhere…
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Our nation has experienced the great loss of two great leaders in a rather short period.In both cases there’s been an atmosphere of unity in mourning, and yet thereafter, various opinions of sacrifice, humility, gratitude and criticism emerged on various…
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Your excellency madame president, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you on your historic election as the president of Namibia. Your leadership marks a significant milestone in our nation’s history, and I trust that your tenure will bring about meaningful…
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In the 1990s, the people of the Zambezi region were sharply divided along tribal lines. The tension between the Mafwe and Masubia dominated the political theatre of the region. It was a terrifying experience for the new Namibian nation. However,…
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For a long time, I have struggled with a frustrating question: Why do so many job vacancies in Namibia state “female candidates preferred”? As a young black man, I saw this as an unfair barrier. It felt like another yet…
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The safety of healthcare workers is of growing concern globally, and Namibia is no exception. Incidents of verbal and physical abuse against medical professionals, especially in public hospitals, are increasing. To address this issue, Namibia should consider adopting body cameras…
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