SMSes
SMSes of Wednesday 3 February 2010
* STOP blaming the matric farewell for the poor Grade 12 results!! If the farewell is the problem, what excuse are we using for poor Grade 10 results?[more]
SMS Of The Day 02 February 2010
• THE reason that Namibian children can’t read is because the schools have so few books. I visited one of our high schools recently and I was horrified by the lack of books in the library. I have heard that nobody tries to get...[more]
SMS Of The Day 01 February 2010
* WHAT is the use of producing vegetables locally if we must pay the same for them in the shops as those imported from SA? This is of no help to the poor. Government get your priorities right. It is the small things that help the...[more]
SMSes for Friday 29 Jan 2010
* KEEPING teachers at schools up to 16h00 is not a solution to the high failure rate. The Ministry of Education is to blame with their many policies that do not work. By forcing teachers to work eight hours you will end up with...[more]
SMSes for Thursday 28 January 2010
* I AM very disappointed in the statement of the Nantu chairperson threatening to strike because teachers have to work up to16h00. A true Namibian teacher who has education at heart will walk an extra mile with his learners....[more]
SMSes of Wednesday 27 January 2010
* ANOTHER woman is murdered, by another coward of a man. And then they (the politicians) say the rights of women and children are a national priority. So what happens now? Who do we blame, or do we hand another petition on...[more]
SMSes of Tuesday 26 January 2010
* OUR highly respected Prime Minister (Nahas Angula) is reported to have said that lazy civil servants will be booted out of their jobs. Mr Prime Minister, as an auditor who deals with them on a daily basis, I can assure you that...[more]
SMSes of Monday 25 January 2010
* LEADERS do not want to be criticised while holding public positions. Please accept criticism and praise for changes, otherwise shape up or ship out. – Mutumba[more]
SMSes of Friday 22 January 2010
* I’M proud that Namibia donated money to Haiti. We also received money and donations from other countries during the floods. If all countries had a “What about me?” attitude, the world would surely be a sad and desolate place.[more]
SMSes of Thursday 21 January 2010
* IN a democracy it is you people, of Namibia, that have to get together and address the problems in Namibia. In this beautiful country of ours, and in many African countries, the people are not demanding accountability from...[more]
SMSes of Wednesday 20 January 2010
* An ugly trend has reared its head! The beating up of someone from another race after claiming you were racially insulted. Our country will never heal this way.[more]
SMSes of Tuesday 19 January 2010
* IF you donate N$10 to a hungry person, you cannot come shouting in Independence Avenue that you have given money to someone. And if you fight for peace you cannot come to Independence Avenue demanding to be paid. When we do...[more]
SMSes of Monday 18 January 2010
* Electoral efficiency remains the backbone of the nation. It cannot be regarded as an issue of only one group of people. We should realise that free elections justify and demand a totally free election campaign and effective...[more]
SMSes of Friday 15 January 2010
* THE earthquake disaster in Haiti is heartbreaking but the world response is equally heartwarming. Our thoughts are with you. * WHAT are we going to do as Namibians to help Haiti? Can The Namibian start an account for...[more]
SMSes of Thursday 14 January 2010
* IF reading is defined as the capacity to understand, use and reflect upon written texts, then our teachers do not teach reading at all. They only ask children to read aloud and disturbingly correct pronunciation errors...[more]
SMSes of Wednesday 13 January 2010
* 1735 ACCIDENTS in 2010 claimed 519 lives, thousands permanently injured in a population of two million. What a shame MVA Fund and its partners. Our road network can easily be controlled with heavier fines especially for the...[more]
SMSes of Tuesday 12 January 2010
* I WANT to urge all politicians to put aside their differences once the court pronounces itself on the election matter before it, and the new House assumes work. I believe without antagonism progress will be realised. Just...[more]
SMSes of Monday 11 January 2010
* SPORT in Africa, for many families, is an avenue out of poverty and is potentially a rallying tool for peace and unity, that has been so elusive for some communities. That is what makes the attack on the Togolese players so...[more]
SMSes of Friday 8 January 2010
* READING about Lake Oponona, as a tour guide, I find it a very good proposition if you have a good all-weather road from King Nahale gate and camping possibilities. Maybe Headman Nkawaya can interest Government, NWR, private...[more]
SMSes of Thursday 7 January 2010
* THE crime in my location has come down in a huge way since the shebeen here was closed down. This can only tell us one thing.[more]