People appreciate and never forget a helping hand, especially when times are tough. We should live in harmony and assist each other. *** *** : SMS OF The Day I WOULD like to thank Nambob for donating coffins to the two people who died in a shack fire at Walvis Bay on Friday. Truly, fair is fair! Congratulations Cassia Sharpley. Credit also must go to the judges for being fair. She answered the question better than all other contestants. *** *** : SMS OF The Day MISS Namibia deserves the crown. Perhaps we must get rid of those who are content with everybody struggling. Today, every aspect of our lives is a struggle - education, health, housing, finding jobs, crime, failing economy, ballooning government debt, and many more. President Hage Geingob, please intervene! *** *** : SMS OF The Day SWAPO led the liberation struggle. The number of unemployed graduates is increasing every year, but it seems our minister does not have any idea. What is the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation's take on this? Surely, a conference on how we can address the high rate of unemployed graduates in the country could help. There are many graduates without job experience, yet sitting at home without jobs. *** *** : SMS OF The Day MANY vacant positions are published daily, but most, if not all, require many years of experience.

My day will obviously be more positive because of reading something beautiful about our Land of the Brave. Our country should do more to create good news daily to have a positive influence. This needs a serious intervention! *** *** : SMS OF The Day THANK you The Namibian for covering Lewis Hamilton as a lead story on your cover page. Why do they keep releasing robbers to terrorise us? Namibia will slowly and surely be declared an unsafe country for tourists, which will affect our economy. In most cases, the police can easily identify them on footage. Most robbers in Windhoek are the usual suspects. *** *** : SMS OF The Day THE video circulating of a tourist being attacked in Windhoek West by well-known suspects who are out on bail for other offences, shows how far our justice system has to go. And, for that matter, fishing legislation was amended to facilitate the corruption that became known as Fishrot. It is precisely because national political leaders are answerable to the party and not constituencies that the ward system was not adopted.

Except that he failed to apply the same logic to the national level. *** *** : SMS OF The Day CITIZEN, Nahas Angula's comment Friday 29 July was spot on. Labour minister Utoni Nujoma must also just resign, he is not doing anything in that office.

They keep complaining through different platforms but nobody hears their cries. Employees in most if not all private companies and factories, are not happy with their working conditions. All these years Namibians have been suffering, mostly at the hands of foreign businesses, yet the so-called unions never detected any wrongdoing. They are just there to enrich those in charge. *** : SMS Of The Day NEFF is exposing the uselessness of all labour unions.

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