HeyJaredLazarus Kwedhi
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- Sep 1, 2026
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Decolonising the Namibian Constitution (opens the original)
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If “One Namibia, One Nation” means anything, then the Government of the Republic of Namibia should function like a person with two hands. The right hand does not fight the left hand. As our Oshiwambo elders say: "omunue gume ihagu tompola ona" — one finger cannot do without the other fingers. Not as a “ruling party and opposition parties” government, where opposition parties are seen as inferior and their members treated as second-class citizens. Yet 35 years after independence, we are still gov
Beyond "willing-seller, willing-buyer: A path to address pre- and post-independent colonial land dispossession in Namibia (opens the original)
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OPINION Beyond "willing-seller, willing-buyer: A path to address pre- and post-independent colonial land dispossession in Namibia The state must be a partner to farmers and agro-businesses Namibia cannot keep pretending that “willing seller, willing buyer” will deliver restitution. It won’t, because it was never designed to. Lazarus Kwedhi 1 Month Ago - 2026-08-12 00:05:00 For more than three decades, land has been the loudest issue in Namibian politics and the quietest in terms of results. At e
Housing in Namibia needs serviced land, not just loans (opens the original)
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On 31 March 2026, the Presidential Task Force on Land, Housing and Sanitation submitted its report to President Netumbo Nandi-Ndeitwah. After months of consultations and the commitment of state resources, its housing recommendations sound familiar: establish a Mortgage Bank, support NHE, strengthen Build Together, promote Alternative Building Technologies, and scale up PPPs and employer housing schemes. The recommendations are disappointing. Instead of providing alternative solutions, they repro
Learn to swim or drown - Namibia's unfinished decolonisation (opens the original)
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Namibia is still drowning in a system built by Jan Smuts, not because of race, but because of a dual structure of superiority and subordination in land, language, labour and dignity. Until we decolonise the mind, we keep redecorating colonialism and apartheid and calling it independence. Colonialism and apartheid keep changing colour like a chameleon. They did not just take our land. They threw Namibians into the deepest sea. The purpose was never to save us, but to drown us. In that sea, as a n
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