In the Newsroom
In the Newsroom takes a deeper look at top stories, stories of interest and issues of the day... we speak to various experts and bring you a more three-dimensional take on the news.
Low female employment, high inequality
The figures speak for themselves - the less women employed, the higher a country's inequality... we speak to economic experts and those who employ women. This is a very important issue for Namibia where women-households are common.
Help for lions, and farmers
Tammy Hoth of the Namibian Lion Trust Foundation chats about lion conservation in northwestern Namibia, and critical assistance to farmers.
Flib Blaauw retires
In the Newsroom chats to Commissioner Flip Blaauw after 41 years of service to Nampol.
General speaks about the status of the Chobe border
General (retired) Martin Shalli says there are more important matters than a scuffle or two with the Botswana Defence Force.
Best practices for agriculture
The Agronomic Board is hosting training training on best practices, on a global standard.
Pandemics and recessions
Was the Great Depression related to, or caused by, the Spanish Flu Pandemic of 1918?
What I learned - Pieter Senekal
With new players in the field of local authority politics In the Newsroom chats to Pieter Senekal about his experience as a candidate for PDM in Windhoek East and what he learned about our democracy…
Swakop's Superstar talks to In the Newsroom
Ciske Smith-Howard chats about how she got into politics... and what their plans are for Swakopmund…
Solutions to improve food security for 428 000 Namibians
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila talks to In the Newsroom about plans to improve access to food for a little less than half a million Namibians…
Fracking near the Chobe... major concerns
In the Newsroom chats to Dr Chris Brown from the Chamber of the Environment about their official stance regarding the exploration for oil in our Kavang-Zambezi Transfrontier Park…
Well, that's 'dam' interesting!
Willem Venter, a mechanical engineer, chats to In the Newsroom about elephants, rugby pitches and dams…
This is how we save the world!
From the smallest nunu to the mighty elephant, the Biodiversity Research Centre at Nust is doing amazing work... take a listen.
Procurement in the spotlight
The Ministry of Finance has taken the proverbial bull by the horns and is hosting workshops to sort out the chaos that is public procurement…
Access to justice
The Legal Assistance Centre and the Ombudsman weigh in on the access to justice by the citizenry... and they do not necessarily agree…
Bribery is the corruption gateway drug
Paulus Noa, the Director-General of the Anti-Corruption Commission talks about big fish, small fish and bribery... which is where it all starts…
Your liability during a crash
Did you know that as a driver, if you do not take reasonable precaution to avoid an accident, even if you have right of way, you can end up in the dock? Take a listen…
Ubuntu? What ubuntu?
It's Botswana v. Namibia and the other way around. Former Prime Minister Nahas Angula talks to In the Newsroom about Africa and Africans and how you are because I am, and I am because you are.
Hello gorgeous!
Miss Supranational Namibia 2020 Chani Rabe talks pageants and physical beauty in the time of activism, feminism and more…
Why all the crashes?
Attitudes, courtesy, and more will form part of the issues addressed in this year's road safety campaign by the Namibian police. Deputy Commissioner Amalia Gawanas…
Welcome Infinox!
Jay Mawji, MD of Infinox talks to In the Newsroom from London about online trading and trading in Africa... trends and analyses. Infinox will soon be in Namibia!