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    Can dependency syndrome eradicate poverty?
    ONCE in a year in the Land of the Brave, we have a privilege of being addressed by His Excellency the President on what is known as “State of the Nation Address” in the Parliament. And it is at this time when the opposition parties are also privileged to ask the President any impromptu question
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    No more airport fanfare for visitors
    YOU land at the Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek to be welcomed by huge billboard enticing you to feel at home in the mLand of the Brave yet you feel you are far from town. The Hosea Kutako International Airport resembles so much of an air force base, and indeed during the
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 14th May 2010 @ 22:00, Total Comments: 0, Total people who read this story: 874
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    Kigoda cha Mwalimu Nyerere heading for Windhoek!
    THIS week, Namibians had a rare treat from the renowned Tanzanian distinguished intellectual, Professor Issa Shivji who was in the country at the invitation of the powerful Swapo Youth League. You may recall in one of my previous columns, I did mention that the SWAPO historical traces of the
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 7th May 2010 @ 16:09, Total Comments: 0, Total people who read this story: 873
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    UN wants concrete action combating crime
    The Twelfth United Nations Congress ended last Monday in Brazil with what could be termed as a Salvador Declaration, calling for spectacular breakthrough towards concrete action against offenders. This came as results of failure after almost half a decade of existence of the UN Congresses
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 23rd April 2010 @ 16:00, Total Comments: 0, Total people who read this story: 1016
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    Seizure of Mafisadi property under discussion in the UN!
    My letter this time is coming right from Salvador Brazil, where a very important United Nations (UN) 12th Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice is taking place. It is an important Congress as it is the 12th in a roll, after the first one of 1955 introduced the Standard Minimum Rules
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 16th April 2010 @ 16:00, Total Comments: 0, Total people who read this story: 1137
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    Hashim Mbita Project soon out?
    WE are still fresh with memories of the grand celebrations of Namibia’s twenty years of independence that was attended by more than 25 five countries. The occasion was reminiscent to that of March 21, 1990 when Namibia was declared independent witnessing the last Apartheid South African Head of
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka,, Uploaded on: 2nd April 2010 @ 22:00, Total Comments: 1, Total people who read this story: 1148
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    Mwalimu Nyerere conferred post-humously Namibia’s highest Order
    THE dust is settling down after a weeklong of well deserved dual celebrations, the 20th anniversary of Namibia’s independence and the inauguration of President Hifikepunye Pohamba for his second and last term of office. His inauguration was climaxed with the reappointment of Prime Minister Nahas
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 26th March 2010 @ 22:00, Total Comments: 1, Total people who read this story: 1286
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    Namibia’s poll challenge falls flat
    Democracy was on the dock in the Land of the Brave though Namibians had spoken loudly in the last year’s November General Elections. However they have proved it again before the Namibian High Court last week when the poll challenge was thrown out. Namibia’s General Elections took place on
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka,, Uploaded on: 12th March 2010 @ 21:00, Total Comments: 0, Total people who read this story: 1381
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    Tanga and the SWAPO Politics
    TANGA, once the second largest town in the then Tanganyika may be a sleeping town now but to Namibians, Tanga is a historic town that the first ever Swapo (South Western African People’s Organization) Consultative Congress was held in the early seventies. Since then, the political decisions
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 5th March 2010 @ 21:00, Total Comments: 1, Total people who read this story: 1482
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    Delay in justice: Problem of imported legacy!
    I RECENTLY received a candid feed back from one of my readers who was commenting on my previous column that tried to reveal problems inherent in our criminal justice system. This reader is saying that our criminal justice system is not only in a crisis but it is actually at the crossroads.
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 19th February 2010 @ 21:00, Total Comments: 0, Total people who read this story: 1786
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    Parole law to be reviewed for the better?
    WE say, the senior citizens have a luxury of talking, so as in writing. But this has also been usurped by academics who on their own right also claim to have the same mandate of luxury of talking. It was Chairman Mao in his famous, "let a 100 flowers blossom" when he handled intellectuals nicely
    Author: Kiangiosekazi Nyoka, Uploaded on: 9th October 2009 @ 17:36, Total Comments: 2, Total people who read this story: 1688
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