Category: Letters

  • African economies should adapt to global challenges amid US-China tariff wars

    African economies should adapt to global challenges amid US-China tariff wars

    In a timely Pitso webinar hosted on Friday, 11 April, the North-West University (NWU) Business School featured distinguished panellists who discussed the vulnerable status of African economies caught in the crossfire of escalating international tariff wars. As countries on the continent compete for both economic sovereignty and competitive advantage, the discussion focused on how the […]

  • Easter, one cross – one love!

    Easter, one cross – one love!

    He carried his cross up to Calvary, embraced it. Already flogged by the Romans, he allowed himself to be nailed, hung on this cross. His loved ones fled, abandoned him in the hour of trial, the enemies mocked where he bleeding, suffering looked down on them and said “Father, forgive them!”. What is this, how […]

  • Politics Make Strange Bedfellows ln Zambezi Region

    Politics Make Strange Bedfellows ln Zambezi Region

    Opinion What baffles me is that since the announcement and launching of the Report by Hon Alfeus Sampofu ,Governor of Zambezi Region and Ms Clarina Diaz ,Proprietor of Zita Dias Diamond Resources of the announcement of the Breaking News of the discovery of 15 critical minerals in the region on 13 August 2024,the line Ministry […]

  • For Palestine and the World

    For Palestine and the World

    The region of Palestine since October 7 has entered into a terrible war. And, of course, there the flowers have withered, and the sun has disappeared because darkness has come, and the youths cannot sing, and the children cannot play carelessly in the streets, and the white doves of peace do not fly in the […]

  • Unexpected Insights for Modern Parents: Children Can Be Far More Helpful and Capable than We Allow Them to Be

    Brooklyn, NY, — Cornelius N. Grove, an authority on children’s learning across cultures, recently studied child-raising practices in five traditional (pre-modern) societies. What he learned transformed his ideas about both children and parenting. “What astonished me about parents in traditional societies is how uninvolved they are with their children,” he said, adding, “The paraphernalia, experiences […]

  • How Africa’s Financial Sector Can Manage Risk in Volatile Times

    How Africa’s Financial Sector Can Manage Risk in Volatile Times

    Right now, every financial services company in Africa wants the same thing: to grow revenues, and reduce their risk. But with consumers across the continent struggling in the face of rising inflation and interest rates, they’re experiencing a growing wave of non-performing loans (NPLs), which is putting a brake on their growth ambitions. At the […]

  • Building of a Nation

    Building of a Nation

    Shortly after Independence, the Mozambican radical political leader, Samora Machel in trying to make education and literacy available to all, hatched the approach of, “We are Building a School.” This entailed creating classrooms in which people from all walks of life would be grouped for the purposes of learning together. For example, professors, lawyers, medical […]

  • Roads Authority brings services closer to the people

    Roads Authority brings services closer to the people

                                                           -Advertorial- THE Roads Authority (RA) continues bringing its services closer to the people at Bukalo village, and the remote areas of Zambezi region. Of recent, new NaTIS Office was inaugurated at the Bukalo Village Council an outskirt village situated some 38 Kilometres away the Katima Mulilo capital of Zambezi region to carter for the […]

  • UN should consider the total freedom of Caprivians

    UN should consider the total freedom of Caprivians

    Open Letter to UN and AU I humbly request the United Nations (UN ) not to turn its eye blindly, on the issue of Caprivian’s ‘total liberation’ claim by Mishake Muyongo and his followers who have been serving 24 years in prison in Namibia and its counterpart Botswana on grounds of their motherland. If Namibia […]

  • Contested Traditional Histories and their Impact on Developmental Projects

    Contested Traditional Histories and their Impact on Developmental Projects

    The Silozi Service of Namibian Broadcasting Corporation in the Zambezi Region introduced a programme, “ZaBuikumuso bwaka”, literally means, “My Pride.” This programme targeted entities like the members of traditional authorities in which they should express themselves on things and events which matter in their areas. In some cases, the members of the traditional authorities are […]

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