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Workers are their own liberators

by Observer | Sep 26, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

Concerning the drive towards a true and meaningful radical socio-economic transformation, to herald the Second Phase of the Namibian Revolution, which in Namibian political parlance has been hailed as the phase of the economic struggle or emancipation, Yours Truly Ideologically believes after 30 years of independence, and the obvious decadence and blatant ideologically retrogression, the jury has been out who can lead the Second Phase of the Namibian Revolution.

The Masquerade

by Observer | Sep 26, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

Former George Washington University Associate Professor Jessica Krug has been the focus of controversy for the last couple of weeks, after she disclosed in an essay she had, for years, pretended to be black.

Mental Illness in the workplace

by Observer | Sep 26, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

As a society, we love screaming about how mental health matters but do we really care or is this all just performance activism?

Trump has committed treason

by Observer | Sep 26, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

The American president has constantly been the source of buffoonery, unseemly Tweets, school yard temper tantrums, hypocrisy, sexist remarks, racist innuendo and point blank lies.

Policing during and beyond the state of emergency

by Observer | Sep 23, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

Following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and its subsequent devastating effect around the globe, the President declared the ‘state of emergency’ on 17 March 2020 and introduced 4 phased stages to mitigate the pandemic.

Those vying for regional, local authorities must be worth their ideological salt

by Observer | Sep 18, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

This Tuesday teams of the Electoral Commission completed supplementary voters’ registration across the country. This is to especially ensure that those who have turned 18 years, and others like those who have since changed their residential localities/constituencies and/or have changed their names, etc., makes the necessary amendments.

Is there a way out?

by Observer | Sep 18, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

What do you do when the world you once knew changes overnight? When the avenues that led to your life aspirations shut down right before your very eyes?

Look at yourself first and improve

by Observer | Sep 18, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

Far too many people refuse to check themselves as the main reason their employment expectations are not being met.

Let the marathon trial begin

by Observer | Sep 18, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

The stage is almost set for the marathon Fish-rot trial to start. In the blue corner is the A-Team Defense Council consisting of highly competent lawyers with reputable credential of practice in court that will represent the accused.

The Creative Industries

by Observer | Sep 18, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

From the spoken word movement’s start in Namibia until the recent Covid-19 outbreak, I routinely attended and performed at poetry nights in Windhoek.

Corruption and mathematical witchcraft

by Observer | Sep 18, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

You don’t need to consult Figaro the earth while mathematical genius to ask why 32,000 laptops would cost N$180 million at an average laptop market-related price of N$6 500 per laptop. (I have surveyed the market). He would mock at you in his grave.

Fish quotas’ auctioning bad omen for radical socio-economic transformation

by Observer | Sep 12, 2020 | Observer Opinion | 0 |

Yours Truly Ideologically lately has been postulating that the independence of the country, achieved on March 21, 1990, was merely the Democratic Phase of the Namibian Revolution..

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Category: Observer Opinion

Workers are their own liberators

The Masquerade

Mental Illness in the workplace

Trump has committed treason

Policing during and beyond the state of emergency

Those vying for regional, local authorities must be worth their ideological salt

Is there a way out?

Look at yourself first and improve

Let the marathon trial begin

The Creative Industries

Corruption and mathematical witchcraft

Fish quotas’ auctioning bad omen for radical socio-economic transformation

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