Letters

Biased Reporting About Rhino Conservation

NAMIBIA enjoys an international reputation for successful rhino conservation, being home to the only free living and growing population of Black Rhinoceros. [more]


Criminals Are Not Heroes

I AM highly disappointed to read your article ‘Citizens to Fight for Freedom of Movement’, published 1 February 2012. [more]


A TV Licence For A PC?

FURTHER to the rather incoherent response in the Namibian newspaper to various SMSes about NBC’s licence arrangement, was a response purporting to explain why it is necessary for TV set owners (as opposed to TV programme viewers)...[more]


Please Tell It Like It Is

I WOULD like to comment on the article ‘Violence in prisons a complex issue’ (Thursday, January 22 2012).[more]


Our Leaders Lack Skills

WHY is NamPower planning to build a coal-fired power station in the Erongo Region when at the same time they are going ahead with the Kudu gas power station at Oranjemund?[more]


What Have I Done Wrong?

I WANT to complain about the corruption that I experienced at the hands of the Otjiwarongo police, who took me to jail with no reason.[more]


Follow The Rural Girl’s Example

WHEN I read the story of Natasha, the super girl who made it as the top student despite the harsh and unfavourable circumstances, I became so emotional I couldn’t help a few tears. [more]


Past And Present Puppets

WHO in a post-independence Namibia is a puppet and who is an imperialist? It is common in Namibia today to hear citizens labelling others agents of imperialists or puppets.[more]


No Poverty Reduction Since Independence

WE ARE amazed that no one else has yet reacted.[more]


Accept Foreign Qualifications

ALLOW me a space in your widely read newspaper to critically share my disappointment with the responsible and realistic members of the public about the monopolistic behaviours of the Namibian Qualification Authority and the...[more]


Free Education?

IT IS so hurtful and very disappointing to see that our elected government fails us in various fields of development. [more]


Education A Sinking Ship

AS A concerned teacher, parent, sister and aunt I decided to make my voice heard seeing that everyone has that right to freedom of speech.[more]


Flooding Made Worse

LET me first wish all the Namibian people and Oshakati residents in particular a happy and productive year.[more]


Quality Education Needed

I SUPPORT a probe into the administration of the Department of National Examinations and Assessment (DNEA) of Namibia. I finished Grade10 and received a Junior Secondary School Certificate. [more]


Stop Harassing ELCRN Leaders

NAMIBIANS enjoy the luxury of a free Namibia by exercising their rights, such as freedom of speech. [more]


Fencing In And Fencing Off

THE reporting of The Namibian newspaper on “illegal fencing in communal land (areas)” is confusing. [more]


Changing Election Laws?

What type of questions do we Namibians have over the election law after the denunciation of the allegedly flawed 2009 election processes and election outcomes? [more]


Internships Are Valuable

CONGRATULATIONS to Tuyeimo Haidula for her excellent article on the value of internships [‘Get Your Foot in the Door! The Value of Interning’, January 24, 2012].[more]


Deadbeat Dads

I AM a divorced career woman trying to make a good life for myself and my daughter. [more]


No To Buying Land

I AM writing this letter to the German government and all who are part of it. [more]


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