By: Ludorf Iyambo and Nghiinomenwa Erastus   Literature on leadership is influenced by cultural/traditional and modern understandings. In many African countries, indigenous leadership literature is shaped by traditional norms and practices, yet it also incorporates contemporary political theories, including those of capitalism. Despite these influences, three perspectives exists: those who believe leaders are born, […]

  By: Morna Ikosa There is an urgent call for action by all countries to adopt their national plans and strategies for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The United Nations Sustainable Development Report of 2023 stated that “Progress on more than 50% of targets of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is weak and insufficient; […]

  By: Hilma Vilho In the changing world of modern workplaces, one element stands out as a key to success: employee engagement. It is more than just a buzzword; it is a game changer with the power to transform organisations from within. Beyond the human resource manuals and performance indicators, deep reality organisations need to […]

  Captain Nelson Tuhafeni Kalangula   Aviation has dominated headlines in 2023, sparking debates, particularly on issues of racial discrimination. Disparities in opportunities, salary gaps, mentoring, and training have been notable points of contention. However, as we step into 2024, a different narrative unfolds. The lack of effective governance in many government-affiliated organisations and parastatals […]

Kleopas Nghikefelwa   This month marks the 11th anniversary of the Onandjokwe Medical Museum, a significant milestone in preserving the medical history of our nation. Officially opened by H.E. Ambassador Anne Saloranta and Dr. Richard Kamwi, former Minister of Health and Social Services, this museum stands as a testament to our commitment to honour and […]

By: Josef Kefas Sheehama   Namibia urgently needs to revitalise its agricultural production systems and address the looming challenges posed by climate change and uncertainty. Agriculture continues to serve as the cornerstone for sustained economic growth, promising to provide quality livelihoods and elevate living standards for the population. Despite its paramount importance, the allocated budget […]

  By: Anna Filipe The national results for the Advanced Subsidiary Level have been less than satisfactory. While there are numerous potential reasons for this, in this piece, I will explore the possibility that varying interpretations of subject content within prescribed syllabi by different teachers may play a role. A syllabus is essentially our educational […]

  Dr. John Steytler As I watched and listened to Finance Minister Iipumbu Shiimi table the national budget under the theme ‘Continuing the Legacy of Hage Geingob’, my heart grew heavy, but I also felt pride. The untimely passing of our President caused great shocks and sadness across Namibia and Africa. I felt this loss […]

  By: Josef Kefas Sheehama   It’s crucial to remember that greylisting does not have to define Namibia’s economy, even though it frequently makes people feel more anxious. Namibia can continue engaging in Anti-money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) and make improvements to meet Financial Action Task Force (FATF) requirements in the […]