The audacity of building a retirement home valued at N$36 million in a country still struggling to meet the basic needs of the average Namibian is beyond comprehension. Who, in their right mind and conscience, approves such an amount for one person’s home? What has been done to justify this level of reckless spending, especially when it adds no real value to the economy or to the welfare of our people? As a nation, we seriously need to recalibrate our moral compass, because this is no longer about development, but it is about a complete loss of common sense, priorities, and public accountability. If this is what we accept as normal, then we are quietly normalising our own downfall.
The audacity of building a retirement home valued at N$36 million in a country still struggling to meet the basic needs of the average Namibian is beyond comprehension. Who, in their right mind and conscience, approves such an amount for one person’s home? What has been done to justify this level of reckless spending, especially when it adds no real value to the economy or to the welfare of our people? As a nation, we seriously need to recalibrate our moral compass, because this is no longer about development, but it is about a complete loss of common sense, priorities, and public accountability. If this is what we accept as normal, then we are quietly normalising our own downfall.
@PedroPeculiar@FootyNamibia They failed themselves and whoever told them to do what they did. They supposed to sit down and eat onghuta, then off they go.
You made a very valid point. The entire intelligence and security system in Namibia is weak and far from where it needs to be. Too many appointments are based on connections rather than competence, and this has seriously weakened state security. At this stage, with no one listening to expert advice, only divine intervention can save the country.🤦🏾♂️
@MekondjoKondja You are right.
This only happens mostly in African Corporate Boardrooms, to be specific in Namibia, we like to be diplomatic even when it’s not necessary.
@elonmusk Are your thoughts on autopilot when comes to South Africa affairs, or why do you choose to write misleading statements about South Africa? That’s very wrong on all levels, and in other words you are plainly and simply saying apartheid was a great system and what that system did, it doesn’t deserve reconstruction. Please see black South Africans as part of humanity, and apply the same respect you do to yourself. We need not to educate you of things you are aware off.
@TuckerCarlson & @Cobratate what do you make of Elon statement?