Letters
Rethink Education
I WOULD like to point out a few important aspects of education that our country's politicians and analysts have neglected during Monday's edition of Talk of the Nation.[more]
On Kabila's Loan
IN your newspaper's edition of 18 January 2004, a certain concerned citizen from Windhoek has questioned about the silence on the loan that was given by President Sam Nujoma to the late Laurent Kabila way back in 1999.[more]
Namibian Rock Lobster Industry To Collapse?
THE Namibian Rock Lobster Industry is facing its worse crisis in years due to the unhealthy economic climate, poor exchange rates and relatively poor prices achieved on the predominantly Japanese market.[more]
Nam Dollar In SA
COULD someone please tell me why the Namibian dollar is not accepted (used) in South Africa while the South African rand is accepted as legal tender in the land of the brave? When travelling to South Africa, you need to change...[more]
Free Water Is A Basic Human Right
IT is an honour for me to express some of my thoughts on one of the pertinent national issues.[more]
An Open Letter to the Governor of Erongo
AS a previous inhabitant of Karibib where I grew up, I have been observing the backward development of the town of Karibib, especially the deterioration and destruction of existing facilities.[more]
A New Form Of Dictatorship
AS the old violent, military and one-man dictatorial regimes start coming to an end, a new form of dictatorship is evolving.[more]
Taiwan Is A Part Of China
WE pay much attention to the list of nations who have pledged aid to the tsunami stricken countries, which was reprinted in your newspaper on January 5, 2005.[more]
Praise For NBC For Religious Temperance
I APPLAUD the decision by the NBC to re-evaluate the exposure of religious fundamentalism on radio and television.[more]
Investigate The Lawyers
AS a Namibian citizen wish to share my concern over the operation of the private law practitioners.[more]
A New Form Of Dictatorship
AS the old violent, military and one-man dictatorial regimes start coming to an end, a new form of dictatorship is evolving.[more]
Youth Centre Or Church Venue?
AS a young resident of Oshakati, I usually try to utilise the GRN resources that were invested in building up Oshakati Youth Centre by having fun and other recreational activities, but we are usually denied these chances.[more]
Know Your Rights
THE change of government policies is in the hands of the electorate (the ordinary citizen).[more]
What Happened To Kabila's Loan?
ALLOW me space in your good newspaper to express my disappointment with the government.[more]
Praise For NBC
I APPLAUD the decision by the NBC to reevaluate the exposure of religious fundamentalism on radio and television.[more]
Aggressive Action Needed
I WOULD like to express my disappointment about the 2004 JSC results, as well as my intense worry concerning the future of those who failed.[more]
Cinema Woes
IT was a Sunday night and we decided to watch a movie, hoping for some relaxation.[more]
Concerned About NBC Ban
IT is with great concern that we took notice of the decision taken by the Director-General of the NBC, to ban all religious programmes.[more]
Oppressed Must Not Become Oppressor
OUR democracy will always suffer serious setbacks as long as people like Director General of NBC occupying the decision making posts.[more]
Churches Get The Brunt
ON Friday, January 7 2005, I read the article in The Namibian that all religious programmes are suspended from television and radio, with immediate effect and until further notice.[more]