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Namibian Affairs

Namibia's suicide epidemic

A failing economy, outdated social beliefs and slow action are pushing Namibians to do the unthinkable.

Sep 23, 2025 • Ernst Calitz

Inside Namibia’s ‘hard-working tribe’ myth

Namibia urgently needs a truth commission, policy reforms to ensure equity across the board, a national truth and inclusion dialogue to dismantle…

Sep 2, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

The Butcher of Lubango

Solomon "Jesus" Hawala's death has exposed deep and unhealed wounds from SWAPO's past. But who was the Butcher of Lubango? And, why does his death…

Aug 19, 2025 • Ernst Calitz

Standard Bank Namibia to host 2nd anti-financial crime conference

Standard Bank Namibia will host the second annual Anti-Financial Crime Conference on Thursday, 14 August 2025

Aug 13, 2025 • The Whistle

Foreign Affairs

Afrikaners are not oppressed, despite what the US is telling you

The US State Department recently released a damning report on the state of human rights in South Africa, but it's riddled with lies, inaccuracies, and…

Aug 28, 2025 • Ernst Calitz

Africa’s second-hand markets, poison or pride?

From Accra to Windhoek, the second-hand clothing trade is a mixed bag of geopolitical ethics, cheap high fashion, and survival.

Aug 21, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

The rot inside the South African Police Service

It’s been just over a week since a South African Police Service (SAPS) commissioner made damning allegations against the police. Cyril Ramaphosa…

Jul 15, 2025 • Ernst Calitz

UN calls for sanctions over "joint criminal enterprise"

Corporations accused of enabling apartheid, genocide, and profiteering from occupation in Palestine

Jul 8, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

Opinions

Namibia: A talk-show parliament and collapsing state

Visibility has become a substitute for progress.

Dec 1, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

Netumbo’s constitutional faux pas

The doctrine of separation of powers has been thrown out of the window.

Oct 28, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

Namibia’s treason of memory

The Namibian government says local courts lack jurisdiction to hear the genocide case against Germany, arguing that the country enjoys sovereign…

Oct 13, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

We are playing with fire

The recent 'Ethical Use of Social Media Campaign' from the MICT and police has noble intentions, but hides a dangerous message.

Aug 25, 2025 • Ernst Calitz

Investigations

Daures Green Hydrogen Village: The epitome of low-hanging fruits

Turning Namibia’s bold green hydrogen ambitions into reality proves a tough challenge as Daures focuses on early wins.

Jul 28, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

The N$2.8m vehicle part scandal in Keetmanshoop

A government technician who flagged N$2.8 million in missing spare parts at the Keetmanshoop Government Garage claims he's now being targeted in…

Jul 22, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

Hydrogen Summit shrouded in secrecy

Government touts economic gains, but tangible benefits remain unclear

Jul 8, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

DBN earmarks over N$18m for consultancy services

N$300 000 for evacuation drill and energy efficiency audits

Jun 17, 2025 • Jemima Beukes

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A failing economy, outdated social beliefs and slow action are pushing Namibians to do the unthinkable.

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Inside Namibia’s ‘hard-working tribe’ myth

Namibia urgently needs a truth commission, policy reforms to ensure equity across the board, a national truth and inclusion dialogue to dismantle…

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The US State Department recently released a damning report on the state of human rights in South Africa, but it's riddled with lies, inaccuracies, and…

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We are playing with fire

The recent 'Ethical Use of Social Media Campaign' from the MICT and police has noble intentions, but hides a dangerous message.

Aug 25, 2025 • Ernst Calitz

Africa’s second-hand markets, poison or pride?

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