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Recently, Namibians once again exercised their right to debate non-issues. This time, it was whether intelligence, hustle and beauty disqualify women from ministerial posts or even citizenship. Just as we thought we’d exhausted our brain cells, in walked a lawyer,…
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Have you ever wondered why every minister seems to fail in our eyes as Namibians? We love to say they failed, but do we ever stop to ask why? Is it really possible that across multiple administrations, every single one…
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The story goes that, for more than 20 years, honourable Lukato Lukato had three loyal companions: Wandei, Hona, and Rubble. Every morning, he would feed them, pat their heads, and remind them: “One day, my friends, one day.” Now, to…
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Congratulations, honourable members-to-be! You have made it to parliament, the grandest stage of political theatre, where the actors are well-paid, the scripts are improvised, and the plot never thickens. Before you take your oath and settle into your plush seats,…
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If there’s one thing more fragile than a Namibian politician’s ego, it’s that same ego wrapped in a defamation lawsuit. Imagine a proud public figure slides into the High Court, clutching a bruised reputation like a child holding a broken…
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One might think that Namibian artists possess a special ability to compose, record and produce tracks at lightning speed, possibly writing verses while the doctors are still checking for a pulse on the deceased. Studios must have an ‘In Case…
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Before you go all military on me, it is clear that Namibia’s love for its leaders is unquestionable, especially for the late founding father of the nation. But I think this country needs to press the pause button and mourn…
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There are moments in life when silence isn’t just golden but also diamond-encrusted. Such is the case with that incident at the Namib Desert Diamond (Namdia) headquarters. You know the one. The event everyone and their grandmothers have an opinion…
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There’s a peculiar tribe in Namibia – a self-proclaimed parliament of the people. Who are they, you ask? They’re the Namibians of the Internet. They are a collection of Wi-Fi squatters, data-bundlewarriors, and workplace-bandwidth abusers who believe they are Namibia.…
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First things first: Let me take this golden opportunity to wish you a merry Christmas, happy new year, happy birthday (whenever it is), happy Independence Day, happy Genocide Day (Namibia, we see you), happy Heroes Day, Women’s Day, and any…
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