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500 000 xa a !nāsan ge ǁhûis !aroma xoamâisen hâ
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500 000 xa a !nāsan ge ǁhûis !aroma xoamâisen hâ

Hoa!nâ-aixa Xoamâisens ǁHûi-aon (GRV) dis ge ǀguitimî tsî 3 Gamaaeb 2024 dis ai tsoatsoasa xu 22 Gamaaeb dis kōsen ge ǀhaob ai 536 202 Namibiaǁ-în hîa ǁhûi ǁkhās di ǂgaoǀkhādi ai ra dīǀoaǀoana xoamâisen hâ.  Nē !gôab ge ǁnān hîa !auga!hūgu di !hūǂnûǁkhaebadi tawa a ssenxan di xoamâisendi hîa nēsis kōse 1 000 ai mân...

Babafitelela 500 000 baiñolisize kuba baketi
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Babafitelela 500 000 baiñolisize kuba baketi

Lipiho za cwale libonisa kuli kuzwelela liñolisa la sicaba halitateka la 3 Mbuwana, nombolo yezwelapili kunanuha yabayahi banaha Namibia ba ba swanela kuiñolisa yelikana 536 202 baiñolisize kuli babe baketi kutisa la 22 Mbuwana 2024. Nombolo yeo ingelezi ni ba ba iñolisize kwanda naha babato likana sikiti. “Naha izibiswa kuli liñolisa za sicaba lizwelapili mwanaha...

Yoga, a holistic approach to health
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Yoga, a holistic approach to health

Yoga is known to offer a holistic approach to improving one’s overall health and, at the same time, connecting people with themselves and their deepest feelings, said Indian High Commissioner to Namibia, Mandarapu Subbarayudu.

Creatives’ votes matter too
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Creatives’ votes matter too

Music promoter and manager Abraham Amushila, popularly known as ‘AB Pro’ in the industry, told VIBEZ! that voting gives one the right to participate in political and policy formation conversations, something Namibian creatives should take note of.

Over 500 000 registered to vote
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Over 500 000 registered to vote

Preliminary statistics indicate that since the commencement of the General Registration of Voters (GRV) on 3 June, a cumulative 536 202 eligible Namibians had registered as voters by 22 June 2024.

Men urged not to fear  rectal examinations
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Men urged not to fear rectal examinations

The tricky thing about men is to tell them it’s time to have their prostate tested because the media has put so much emphasis on that test, which is seen as invasive, while it is the last thing they would want to do, says Dr Armid Azadeh.