SMS Of The Day *TO all anti-gay people, you should count yourself lucky that you are not gay or don’t have a family member who is gay. You haters make life very difficult for gay people. – Parent of a gay child[more]
SMS Of The Day *A LIFETIME of dedication to others – please could The Namibian get contact details for anyone wanting to donate and help Regina Kondombolo with her outstanding efforts to assist the mentally impaired. Note: You...[more]
SMS Of The Day *TO be honest I am fed up. But how can we get rid of corrupt and dishonest high government officials who are looting our Government coffers as if there were no tomorrow? How can we just look on helplessly and do...[more]
SMS Of The Day *AS a South African, I feel ashamed of throwing even chewed bubblegum out the window so clean is the city. Please Namibians appreciate what you have here.[more]
SMS Of The Day *MINISTERS in business: Article 42 of the Namibian Constitution provides as follows: 1. During their tenure of office as members of the Cabinet, Ministers may not take up any other paid employment, engage in...[more]
SMS Of The Day *SOMEONE lied to Premier Helen Zille! The shebeens open when and where they want to. Maybe the delegation visited during the day and missed the actual party in the early hours of the morning. It’s just a publicity...[more]
SMS Of The Day *PARENTS now at the end of exams, and after a whole year saying this particular school or teachers are not doing their job, it’s too late. Be responsible for your kids. Help educate them by not buying them...[more]
SMS Of The Day *IF all our leaders can emulate the Prime Minister and bring latecomers to order, productivity will be enhanced. How can some leaders overlook arriving on time, making the public wait for them for hours?[more]
SMS Of The Day *I HAVE seen numerous students losing thousands of dollars by studying at colleges and so-called universities not accredited by our country. I think our Government has an obligation to inform its citizens which...[more]
SMS Of The Day *WE need a report on how the money and items donated for floods last year were spent and allocated before people start donating again.[more]
SMS Of The Day *The pass mark for Grade 10 was originally set at 27 points. Letting learners pass with less than 27 points can be seen as transfers. Follow up studies of learners who achieved between 22 and 26 points have shown...[more]
SMS Of The Day *DRUG addiction has a serious impact on people’s lives and the drug dealers make millions off their ‘clients’ without giving a thought to their victims. They live a life of luxury and the victims have no life at...[more]
SMS Of The Day *THE reason why our school kids are not performing that well is because we have no place to call our home. [more]
SMS Of The Day *GOVERNMENT wants to control non-governmental organisations now! How absurd. We are losing so much of our democracy with no apparent resistance.[more]
SMS Of The Day *QUESTION. In the new learner’s book [for a driver’s licence] it states that if a person is illiterate, the learner’s can be done verbally. How will a person be able to learn the learner’s book?[more]
SMS Of The Day *I’m a Grade 1 teacher in Okahandja. Dr Iyambo just imagine a class with 44 learners. You need to give the learners individual attention but it is not possible. The workload is too much, for example,...[more]
SMS Of The Day *A SIMPLE way to curb corruption would be to forbid any sitting MP or other public servant from having any outside business interests or sitting on boards. It happens in other countries. Then they could not...[more]
SMS Of The Day *SO now we might as well be under the thumb of a single telecommunications provider. So much for competition benefitting the masses. I'm sure there are some fat cats gleefully rubbing their fat little hands in...[more]
SMS Of The Day *TRAFFIC officers must also concentrate on people driving at 60km/h on highways because they also cause major accidents![more]
SMS Of The Day *I THINK our public roads can be broader like in South Africa to prevent and avoid accidents. Why are there only proper double lanes in bigger towns and rarely along the major roads? These would make long distance...[more]