From job seekers to job creators: Africa needs a new bargain between universities, governments and business
Every graduation season, thousands of young Africans leave university with a certificate and one plan: to wait for... Read more.
BALLOTS, BULLETS AND THE PRICE OF A WARD
Political assassinations are rising in South Africa before the local elections of 4 November 2026. Members of the... Read more.
The Day Washington Sanctioned a Court
The United States has placed the International Criminal Court itself on its sanctions list. The decision tests whether... Read more.
Delegate the Labour, Keep the Judgement: Artificial Intelligence in Namibian Schools
A calculator does not weaken a mathematician. It weakens a pupil who never learned to multiply. That distinction... Read more.
A Woman at the Helm of the United Nations: Weighing the Call by President Nandi-Ndaitwah
At the 81st session of the General Assembly, the President of Namibia asked the world to end 81... Read more.
Breach at Vote 8: What the Attack on the Namibian Defence Establishment Means for National Security
A criminal extortion syndicate has claimed the network of the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs. The national... Read more.
THE DEBT OWED TO THE SELF
Why Adulthood Demands a Second Upbringing By Silas Mwaudasheni Nande An Inheritance No One Chooses No child selects... Read more.
HONOURING THE PAST, POSITIONING FOR THE FUTURE
An Analysis of the Investiture Ceremony and the 60th Commemoration of Heroes Day in Namibia, and the Political... Read more.
Cattle, Genes and the Long Shadow of Dependency: Why Namibia Must Tread Carefully with Washington’s Livestock Diplomacy
By Silas Mwaudasheni Nande A United States delegation is touring Namibian stud farms this week under the banner... Read more.
Angola Oil & Gas 2026: Time for Africa to write its own energy equation
By Silas Mwaudasheni Nande A Conference at a Crossroads On 9 and 10 September 2026, Luanda will host... Read more.