Namibia’s colonial past sparks debate at panel discussion in Swakopmund – nbc Source link
December 15, 2024
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Namibia’s colonial past sparks debate at panel discussion in Swakopmund
Debate over how Namibia dealt with its colonial past took centre stage during a panel discussion organised by the Forum of German-Speaking Namibians in Swakopmund. Dr. John Nakuta was one of the presenters at the panel discussion, which discussed challenges to democracy. Dr. Nakuta was of the view that issues like the Ovaherero-Nama genocide and...
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Capricorn Group partners with leading organisations for national pre-budget discussion
In anticipation of Finance Minister Ipumbu Shiimi’s upcoming presentation of the national budget, the Capricorn Group joined forces with the Economic Association of Namibia, GIZ, and the High Economic Intelligence (HEI) for a pre-budget public discussion. Under the theme “The National Budget in an Election Year: Fiscal Expansion and Strategic Priorities,” the discussion delved into...
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Future Minerals Forum Advances Global Discussion on Clean Energy Transition
New Partnerships to Shape Conversations on Sustainable Development in Global Metals and Minerals at Future Minerals Forum 2024 RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Dec. 26, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Future Minerals Forum (FMF), scheduled to take place 9-11 January in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, today announced three new strategic partnerships to inform the global discourse on minerals...
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High-level panel discussion on ‘Fatherlessness in Namibia’ ends with British High Commissioner
Fatherlessness is predominantly the result of absence rather than death in numerous countries, including Namibia. In such cases, men often fail to take responsibility for their children, either immediately after conception or after a collapse in marital relations. These are the sentiments of British High Commissioner to Namibia, Charles Moore speaking during the high-level panel...
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Civil Registration and Identification Bill discussion postponed
Discussion on the Civil Registration and Identification Bill has been postponed to September 2023 when the session resumes. The National Assembly concluded its current session today and entered a recess period with the plan to reconvene on September 5. Meanwhile, the National Council is expected to conclude its session next week, July 20. Source link