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Ovakulupe nava xulife po eenhingo pefimbo lodula
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Ovakulupe nava xulife po eenhingo pefimbo lodula

Auleria Wakudumo Ovaleli vopamifyuululwakalo ova kunghilila oshiwana unene ovakulupe nounona opo va xulife po okutauluka omeva pefimbo tava di koundingosho oufiku.   Elenga loshitunda shUukolonkadhi Malakia Shoombe okwa kunghilila oshiwana opo shiha dine omalombwelo oo taa yandjwa kovatengeneki vonghalo yomhepo kutya omuloka otau ka divilika neudo, tashi dulika u etelele efundja.  Shoombe okwa indila unene ovakulupe...

Omitanda vya urwa nohaṋi
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Omitanda vya urwa nohaṋi

Jazema Hangero Omajora nongero yOmimbonde Vitano, Uzuva Hevita, ma tja wa kozwa i yohaṋi ndji ri mokati kotjiwaṋa ndji nyomokera ko tjimuna otjikuryoma.  Omambo nga we yehungirire ongurova yomatoneno wovitenda mOmauezonjanda kotjimbumba tjomitanda vyOvambanderu. Nazeri  kutja ombura ndji mai rire ombura yohanganeno, ondjesirasaneno, omerisusuparisiro omaunguriro wakumwe pamwe norusuvero, tjinene pokati kozonganda zomauhonapare wombazu yOvaherero nOvambanderu....

Nigeria hikes mobile phone tariffs by 50%
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Nigeria hikes mobile phone tariffs by 50%

LAGOS – Mobile telephone and data subscribers in Nigeria will now have to pay more after the government approved a 50% increase in tariffs, as the country battles one of its worst cost-of-living crises in decades.  The industry regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), said earlier this week that it approved the tariff hike “in...

Opinion – Namibia 2090: A vision of hope and innovation
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Opinion – Namibia 2090: A vision of hope and innovation

Namibia, our country of stark desert sand dunes and a breathtaking coastline where the desert meets the ocean, inhabited by a diverse tapestry of cultures, stands on the verge of a remarkable future if we manage risk and exploit our opportunities.  Thinking futuristic about 2090, our country can emerge not just as a country of...

opinion –  Breaking silence and addressing male suicide 
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opinion –  Breaking silence and addressing male suicide 

Reading a headline in a government newspaper titled “Real Men Do Cry” has left me with no choice but to speak out, as this topic requires serious discussion and attention in our country.  As a man, this issue is not a small matter – it is serious, and affects men across all corners of Namibia....

Opinion – Corporate security in Namibia 
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Opinion – Corporate security in Namibia 

The reported data breach incident at Telecom Namibia in December 2024, followed by the recent armed robbery and unfortunate loss of life at Namdia’s headquarters in Windhoek, raises concerns over the significance and perceptions of security functions at major firms in the country. The key question here is, do Namibian companies consider security as a...

OPINION – State of Local Authorities in Namibia: Misplaced Priorities in Managing Essential Services
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OPINION – State of Local Authorities in Namibia: Misplaced Priorities in Managing Essential Services

Local authorities in Namibia are tasked with providing essential services such as water and electricity to residents.  However, a troubling trend has emerged: many local authorities prioritise non-essential expenditure like allowances and sitting fees for councillors while neglecting to pay service providers. This raises urgent concerns about governance, accountability, and the sustainability of public service...

ICT ministry achieved most targets – Theofelus 
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ICT ministry achieved most targets – Theofelus 

Lahja Nashuuta  Minister of Information and Communication Technology Emma Theofelus has expressed satisfaction with the implementation of programmes that were earmarked for the 2024/2025 financial year. According to the minister, out of a total budget allocation of N$703 million during the 2024/25 financial year, N$25 million was injected towards its capital projects.  This was to...

Amupanda, Heathcote trade legal blows on Red line
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Amupanda, Heathcote trade legal blows on Red line

Iuze Mukube Affirmative Repositioning movement leader Job Amupanda says the essence of his contention on the removal of the Red line is based solely on the constitutional principles being infringed upon by the Veterinary Cordon Fence (VCF). He said this yesterday while being cross-examined by Advocate Raymond Heathcote on behalf of the government respondents. Heathcote...