The rise of the Namibian surveillance state (Part I)
BY FREDERICO LINKS – The formalising of repressive tendencies and security creep should become major concerns on the Namibian political and democratic landscape this year as a number of proposed policy initiatives threaten to undermine a range of...
Unity through Radio and Sports
BY JANE MUNGABWA – Radio is a powerful information tool across the globe. It caters for the information needs of people in both rural and urban areas throughout the world. February 13 is the day proclaimed by UNESCO to celebrate radio as one of the most...
Tweya criticizes the IPPR Access Denied Report
BY EMILIA PAULUS – THE former Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Tjekero Tweya, has heavily criticised the findings of IPPR’s Access Denied: Access to Information in Namibia, calling it “malicious and misleading”. Minister Tweya, who has...
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