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You Are Mother Africa! - Namibian House Speaker Refers to Pres. Sirleaf

Good leaders are always admired, no matter where they find themselves, it is said. And from what is obtaining, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf seems to be suited in that assertion. Yesterday, the Speaker of the Namibian Parliament, Dr. Theo-Ben Gurirab was full of words of encomiums for the Liberian leader for her exemplary leadership prowess and referred to her as "You Are Mother Africa.

Namibian Women Hail President Johnson Sirleaf

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has spoken optimistically about the future of Africa. Moved by the sight of hundreds of primary school students in Windhoek, Namibia's capital, the Liberian leader said seeing so many young people eager for education filled her with hope for Africa's future.

Ellen Lauds Namibia's Peacekeeping Role

Forging and sustaining diplomatic links with other countries for Liberia is a constitutional role that lies squarely within the domain of the presidency.

Cement Becomes Gold As Uranium Mines Take Shape

The government is trying to attract cement companies into the country, as it responds to a growing demand from uranium mines and to a backlog in housing, Steve Motinga, Director of Industrial Development in the Ministry of Trade and Industry, says.

Stop Treating the Symptoms; Remove the Cause

After this week's round of data releases, it is noticeable that inflation in all the major economies is becoming a headache that needs to be watched. Across the globe, annual price indices are hovering around the 5% mark.

Warriors Gun for Pride

NEW Brave Warriors mentor Tom Saintfiet will be wary of starting on a bad note in his bid to restore the lost pride of Namibian football, which was flung out of the window by former coach Arie Schans.

Overtraining and Overreaching

BURNOUTS, staleness, over-fatigue, and unexplained underperformance syndrome (UPS) are some other terms used to describe a decrease in performance because of excessive training.

Chilling Details on Shaduka Abuse

The death of the Secretary to the Minister of Defence could possibly have been averted had she pressed a formal charge against her husband in March.

Land Reform - Prospects and Challenges

Since independence, the Swapo Party-led government has faced many challenges in the distribution of land to landless Namibians.

IT Gurus Share Wisdom

The second Telecom's Information, Communication and Technology Summit opened yesterday in the capital with much fanfare and anticipation over the future of global communication.

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