Omukulunhuwiliki wehongo moshitukulwa shaMusati Benny Eiseb okwa hokolola ta ti ovanafikola ve li meendodo dopedu ohava faula okuya keetundi ngeenge oufila wetete wa pwa po.
Month: June 2022
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Aakwanezimo taya indile ya kongithwe ko komonamati
Aakwanezimo yokanonamati Elago Kiinge (14) otaya indile moshigwana shi lopetele opolisi yi li popepi nenge aakwanezimo uuna ye ka tsakaneke. Hekulu yaKiinge, Jesaya Johannes okwa ti, kehe ngoka ta ka tsakaneka okanonamati hoka ne ya lopotele meendelelo.
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Ethimbo lyokuteya lya thikana
Nonando aanafaalama yomomapya miitopolwa yimwe yomonooli okwa li ye li pokuteka omukumo sho omvula ya ningi ethimbo inaayi loka, mongashiingeyi otaya ligola ondigolo yomuule, sho ya likola iilya oyindji.
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Okakadona ka kwatwa onghonga kovalumenhu vavali
Okakadona keedula 15 oka kwatwa onghonga kovalumenhu vavali mexuliloshivike modoolopa yaGobabis moshitukulwa Omaheke.
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Does the youth still understand hard work?
How did the youth ever get to a point where they no longer view hard work as a necessary life skill and not just a trait to have and dispose of when one wishes?
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Youth and unemployment in Namibia
Namibia is one of the youngest populations in Africa with 2.5 million people and vast economic resources, ranging from diamonds and livestock to fish.
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Caring for the elderly
Considering Namibia’s worsening socio-economic climate, Simon Shaalukeni Hadula founded the Hadula Charity Foundation (HCF), a non-profit organisation that caters to the needs of Namibia’s most vulnerable communities.
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Taking textbooks to the needy
When learners complete high school, they seldom re-use the textbooks they purchase over the years, resulting in the books just gathering dust on the shelves or storage.
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Short Story – Replacing evil with the devil
Hi! Call me Katjove. The governor, Mr Lutwein, popped out of an upward-swinging door wagon surrounded by gun-carrying officers.
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Believe in your brand
The lockdown in Namibia forced many to adapt and come up with new and innovative ways to sustain themselves. Among those is Ndapewa Hileni Kondo who always had the aspiration of owning a business. She loves sweets, and aptly started a candy trade, dubbing it ‘Leni’s Sweets and Treats’.