Frans Ndoroma, the Managing Director for Telecom Namibia, speaks to insight

The involvement of a government company and a Swapo firm in the uranium sector is causing concern.

We are here for good days and bad days”

The Law Society’s decision to make a formal complaint about the late delivery of judgments could be a watershed moment for the justice system.

A minister’s refusal to sack a magistrate could spark a crisis in the administration of justice

The International Civil Aviation Organisation has issued a damning report on air safety in Namibia

Western aid workers quickly become disillusioned in the troubled heart of the continent

Nearly twenty years after independence, the time for a bloated, inefficient, jobs-for-comrades civil service is over

Personal disputes appear to have scuppered government’s relationship with SchoolNet – a once admired organisation dedicated to giving learners countrywide access to the internet

There are just far too many news outlets and news stories in Namibia. How to process it all? We really need a Media Council to close a few down so that we can have some time during the day to do some work. In the meantime, you...

Opportunities lost

What exactly is the nature of the Cuban-Namibian relationship?

The Wisdom of Whores – Bureaucrats, Brothels, and the Business of AIDS

May 2009 in review

A monthly look at the ups and downs of corruption. The UP highlights progress and results in the drive for good governance while the DOWN includes new cases of graft and delays and inaction in existing cases.