Omupresidente wongudu yoBody of Christ (BCP) Festus Thomas okwa indila ovakriste aveshe nOvanamibia koonono opo va hoolole ongudu oyo vati tai ka eta epangelo popepi noshiwana notai ka kandula po omikundu odo da taalelwa koshiwana. Edi okwe di popya poshiongi shongudu yaye sha li kOmuthiya moshitukulwa shaShikoto mEtitatu. Thomas okwa ti epangelo li li koshipundi...
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Okaana ka pila monduda
Auleria Wakudumo Okaana kokamati keemwedi 19 oka xulifa eshi vati ka pila monduda. Oshiningwanima osha ningwa Etivali, momukunda Onyaluwili moshitukulwa shaMusati lwopo 12h00. Oshiningwanima eshi osha kolekwa komukulunhu wopolifi moshitukulwa shaMusati, Commissioner Ismael Basson. Basson okwa holola ta ti okaana aka okwa li ka fiwa meumbo nounona voumati vakwao vavali veedula mbali nahamano meumbo, kuinakulu...
Delta takes cultural heritage to global stage
Rudolf Gaiseb Delta Primary School learners showcased Namibia’s cultural heritage with spontaneous dances at the 55th International Gathering of Children of Europe, known as “Joy of Europe”. The gathering took place recently in Belgrade, Serbia. The Twaya Siki group, comprising students from grades 4, 6 and 7, performed a dance titled “Waka Waka” on stage,...
Opinion – Understanding financial default
Financial default occurs when an individual or small business fails to meet the agreed-upon payments on a debt, meaning they fail to service their instalments on the approved loan or facility, such as a home loan, personal loan, overdraft facility, or credit card. Defaulting on payments can have significant consequences, affecting one’s credit rating (credibility...
Opinion – President Pohamba’s big footprints
For many Namibians, especially young people, they have learnt of the Pohamba presidency – 2005 to 2015, but cannot speak much of the challenges and accomplishments of that time. If anything, no one would have told his story better than himself, ‘Kapitaholo’. With every chapter, one could not wait to read the next one. The...
opinion – A piece for voters
On 27 November 2024, Namibia will hold its seventh national elections where citizens will vote for their preferable political candidates. The main agenda of elections is to allow citizens to perform their constitutional rights by partaking in decision-making politics where they elect their preferred candidates whom they trust with the affairs of the nation. However,...
opinion – Can elections deliver change?
Much has been written about elections and the manner they are professed to transform and shape public participation and government reconfigurations. Whether organised nationally or locally, elections can be considered as conduits for governance renewals and transformational means towards a better tomorrow. However, it entirely depends on the goodwill and mindset of those elected to...
opinion – NNN’s victory is for all
As children, we would be informed that a meeting consisting of only men adjourns. The reason was so that ‘they’ go think about the issue. Tomorrow morning, everybody would return, and each one would be asked what ‘their’ decision was. Suddenly, the stalemate would be resolved. I only got to know the truth as an...
Opinion – Fake news threatens stability
In any given society, fake news is spread about individuals, a group of people, or an organisation. Fake news has a long-term impact not only on the individuals who are targeted, but also beyond them. Terms used by some Oshiwambo dialects to refer to fake news are ‘ooli’, ‘oipupulu’, ‘uumbudhi’, ‘eemhwaki’ or ‘okulundila’. On 27...
200 elections vehicles needed in Kunene
Uakutura Kambaekua OPUWO – With just five days to go before the elections, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has been able to secure about 140 vehicles for the Kunene region, leaving a shortfall of 200 vehicles. Namibians will vote next Wednesday to elect members of the National Assembly and the President, who will lead...