- 22
- Jun
We have expressed our concerns before about a government that appears too detached from the needs of the average citizen and we are forced by recent statements and economic developments to revisit that issue.
- 08
- Jun
Speaking at the opening of a new abattoir in Outapi, the Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, Alpheus !Naruseb, said this week that localisation would be a game-changer for Namibia and that it could bolster the economy.
- 01
- Jun
We rise in qualified support of the tenacious efforts of the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernard Esau in his on-going efforts to strengthen his sector,
- 24
- May
AR firebrand, Job Amupanda, is hot on the case of government for its failure to implement the apartheid era 1977 Rent Control Ordinance.
- 18
- May
This week’s police action against a reportedly notorious armed robber, Sakaria Amateta (aka Kablou) which resulted in the accused criminal’s death,
- 11
- May
The recently announced streamlining of qualification criteria for the pilot food bank in Windhoek is not a surprise to us.
- 27
- Apr
I think I have a slightly different definition of empowerment and entitlement.
- 27
- Apr
Why are we spending money to provide VIP security for deputy ministers and presidential advisors at a time when government has frozen the hiring of desperately needed new nurses and police recruits?
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