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Developmental States, Meritocracy and Minimum Requirements - Vimarsana News

Developmental States, Meritocracy and Minimum Requirements

In May 2019, Saima Mushimba was arrested at the Oshakati Intermediate Hospital for impersonating a medical intern who had studied in Russia. She was stationed at […]

Let's Trace the Original Sin of Economic Deals - Vimarsana News

Let's Trace the Original Sin of Economic Deals

The concept of ‘original sin’ became more pronounced in Christian doctrine in the 16th century where it was argued that human beings are born

Don't worry, your president is coming! - Vimarsana News

Don't worry, your president is coming!

Although you lead a successful life, your extended family makes it hard to enjoy the fruits of your labour. Most of them are unemployed or unemployable. Since your parents died,...

Foreign land ownership and Article 16 constitutional promise - Vimarsana News

Foreign land ownership and Article 16 constitutional promise

In the year 2018, the conscious activists and concerned Namibians marched to the National Assembly to submit a petition to the speaker of the National Assembly on foreign ownership...

How a youth movement is challenging the political old guard in Namibia - Vimarsana News

How a youth movement is challenging the political old guard in Namibia

Share this: The Lutheran Christ Church (or Christuskirche) is a historic landmark in Windhoek, Namibia. Image by Henning Supertramp, December 9, 2016 (CC BY 2.0) A little more than six years ago, on November 10, 2014, a few young men made their way to a vacant piece of municipal land in the Namibian capital city Windhoek, put up signs and declared the plots occupied.  The men—led by activists Job Amupanda, George Kambala and Dimbulikeni Nauyomamade—cited inequality and injustice in getting access to land as the reasons for the land grab. The response that followed could hardly have be...