Letters
Day Visitor Fees face legal challenge
We submit that the NWR is abusing its monopoly position over the national parks to force visitors to the cash register.[more]
Shoddy journalism could harm tourism
THE NWR is aware that certain members of the print media have recently started making the company a scapegoat for the vindictiveness of other interested parties.[more]
Watching Katima go down the drain
IT is the beginning of the year and not even two months have passed without the mention of the Katima Mulilo Town Council in the print media.[more]
Telling it like you want it to be
Allow me to add a few personal observations to the Editor's perspective of Friday 30 January 2004, in her column entitled 'An Excuse To Go AWOL?'[more]
Protect The Good Name Of Psychologists
KINDLY publish this concern in your wonderful newspaper and keep up the good work.[more]
Katima Needs A Saviour
THIS is a response to the letter titled 'Katima In Dire Straits' in the issue of Tuesday, January 20.[more]
Tyrannised By A Street Name?
DOYLE Bruner of Florida, USA is always welcome to Namibia without fear of being tyrannised by a street name bearing the names of President Mugabe or Castro (Letters, January 27).[more]
NSHR Making A Difference
I AM tempted or even forced to report every legal problem to the National Society for Human Rights.[more]
Pointless Killing
IT was sad news indeed that a Namibian can kill a fellow Lozi in Sesheke for smuggling mangoes into Namibia.[more]
How Not To Repeat History
WE all had hopes that a post-independent Namibia would bring about change.[more]
India & The Underdog
We have seen two articles titled 'Developing world leader India has less time for the underdo'" and 'Now the axis of the virtuous', published in your esteemed daily of January 9 2004, which were sourced from Nampa-AFP.[more]
Beach Action Needed
I WOULD just like to comment to the idea of my colleague who wrote about Rundu beach ('Rundu Beach Project Fails Dismally', Readers' Letters, January 16).[more]
City Council Should Go!
PLEASE allow me space in your newspaper to react to the current floods that are slowly and surely destroying Windhoek, I hope due to its urgency you will publish it now.[more]
A Tribute To Our Oldest Mother
Kai-//kana //nau-xa-e: Namibians, mostly from Khomas, Hardap and Karas Region gathered over the weekend at the small town of Asab in Hardap Region to pay their last tribute to one of the oldest person in Namibia and most probably...[more]
National Resorts For Foreigners And The Rich Only?
LAST Sunday I went with my wife and seven kids for a day visit to Etosha.[more]