Omulumenhu weedula 35 okwa twakwa po eshi vati a kwata okatekulu kaye keedula mbali onghonga meumbo lavo.
Year: 2022
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Aanona yAangola ya taalela onkalo ondhigu moNamibia
Uunona Uuangola womimvo ndhili pevi lela, okuza pomimvo ntano okuya pombanda, owa taalela onkalo ondhigu, sho tau ende tau li momandoloma oshowo tau ende tau indile iikulya momapandaanda, miitopolwa yomonooli, omanga yamwe taya lala momahala itaaga hokitha.
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Va kwatwa po eshi vati tava landifa oimaliwa yoikengelela
Ovalumenhu vatatu mwa kwatelwa omukwashiwana waZimbwabwe ova kwatwa po eshi vati hava longo oimaliwa yoikengelela ndele tave i landifa po.
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Zambezi iamuhela yomuhulu wasipokola yomunca
Sikiliti sa Zambezi nesi amuhezi simubuso yomuhulu wasipokola mwasikiliti Andreas Shilelo, Labune viki yefelile.
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Babakungulezwi kwatuko bafumana neulo
Lubasi lwabamashumi aketalizo ka alimuñwi ili bamushobo wamaSan babafumaneha kwamunzi waKyarasen mabapa ni Wayawaya, mwasilalanda sa Kasheshe, nebafumani neulo yalikomu ni lisebeliso za njimo.
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Shilimela ibata kulifiwa sikoloti sa N$4.5m
Kampani ya zabumalonda ikwenuhezi kwa Khuta Yepahami kuli ihapeleze likolo la njimo kulukulula masheleñi alikana bolule babane ni licika (N$4.5 million), kamusebezi one ifile kwa simu ya mupunga ya Kalimbeza mwasikiliti sa Zambezi.
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Oktoberfest placing Namibia on the map
After a two-year Covid-19 hiatus, the Windhoek Oktoberfest is back with a bang and will this year take place from 27 to 29 October at the Sport Klub Windhoek.
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Namibia oil discovery could be a ‘giant’
TotalEnergies SE said an oil discovery off Namibia could be a “giant”, boosting speculation that the country is home to a prolific new hydrocarbon basin.
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MTC commissions 5 new Ohangwena sites
Mobile Telecommunications Limited’s national network improvement programme continues to make inroads in underserviced areas, with five more new sites added onto the national network in the Ohangwena region, bringing the total number of sites in Ohangwena to 16.
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Corporate social responsibilities beg for more
Owing to the profitability indexes, Namibia’s financial sector is dominantly occupied by foreign investors and most of the profits recorded leave the country to parent companies outside Namibia.