Month: July 2021

Ehangano loku pangela eembautu lomoWalvis Bay ola yandja okila yokomalola modoolopa yaWalvis Bay opo ikale tai longifwa oku tula
omalutu ovanhu ava tava fi kombuto yoCovid-19. 

Minista gwuuhaku nonkalo nawa Kalumbi Shangula okwati, aantu ayehe ya si komukithi gwoCovid-19 inaya tuntilwa. 

Iipotha yomahepeko gomomagumbo yili 150 oshowo omakwato koonkondo geli 28, oya lopotwa momwedhi ntano numvo mOshitopolwa shaShana.

Rundu-born Dr Vincent Kambinda recently opened his private clinic in Rundu, the MedRundu Health Centre, to serve his community.

I am at that stage in life where my friends and cousins have been making me an uncle or godfather. While being happy for them and their new roles as parents, I am not happy with their attitude towards parenthood – at least some of them.

Silas Panduleni Nikanor is passionate about information technology (IT). 

Evelina Ekanga, a student of the Welwitschia Health Training centre in Windhoek, is appealing to good Samaritans to help pay off her study debt, amounting to N$27 000.

The Namibian National Student Organisation (Nanso) has played a significant role in student activism, and established itself as more than just a student organisation, as it caters to scope outside academia, including psychosocial support.

Biomedical equipment technician, Leevi Immanuel started a personal project of assisting Covid-19 patients, who are finding themselves at odds when it comes to the inefficiency of their oxygen concentrators, by boosting the machine to operate at a longer period.

Curious little faces peer around the door of the shack, eyes glued intently on the pot of soup just cooked.