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The heartbeat of Havana spaza …where chaos and rhythm meet
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The heartbeat of Havana spaza …where chaos and rhythm meet

Matheus David Heather Erdmann In the heart of Havana Four-Way Stop, life pulses like a drumbeat.  Stalls stretch under colourful umbrellas, pavements of bare earth are baked by the midday sun and vendors wave makeshift flyswatters as flies circle overhead.  At first glance, it is chaos – a tangle of cars, pedestrians and shouting voices....

Farmers’ Kraal with Hanks Saisai – Things to consider during planting season
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Farmers’ Kraal with Hanks Saisai – Things to consider during planting season

Crop farming is an agricultural activity that involves the tilling or cultivation of the land to ensure its preparedness before a farmer decides to grow plants that later mature into harvest ready produce that can be consumed or sold.  Conventionally, farmers propagate their plants using vegetative cuttings from a parent plant or buying seeds that...

Hospital transforms storerooms into baby-saving unit
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Hospital transforms storerooms into baby-saving unit

Auleria Wakudumo ENGELA – What was once a dusty storeroom filled with broken hospital equipment has been transformed into a room of hope at Engela District Hospital.  The space now serves as a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), already changing lives in the Ohangwena region. Senior medical officer at Engela District Hospital Dr Lukas Nghaamwa...

‘Drunk driver’ runs over uncle 
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‘Drunk driver’ runs over uncle 

Taimi Haihambo A tragic road accident at Okongo village in Ohangwena region claimed the life of a pedestrian on Saturday afternoon, leaving the community in shock. The incident occurred when a white Toyota pickup, allegedly being driven by an unlicensed driver who was under the influence of alcohol, struck and killed Haindongo Nghidipohamba Kautwima, an...

Air raid kills 23 in Pakistan border region
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Air raid kills 23 in Pakistan border region

PESHAWAR – Pakistan police and security sources said aerial bombing in a remote border region killed at least 23 civilians yesterday in an area where militancy has been rising. An opposition MP accused the military of carrying out the night raid as part of a counter-terrorism operation, but no official statement has been released by...

South Africa police arrest five Mexicans in drugs lab raid
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South Africa police arrest five Mexicans in drugs lab raid

JOHANNESBURG – South African police have arrested five Mexican nationals after a raid on a crystal meth lab at a remote farm, a spokesman said yesterday, the latest in a series of such busts. Police were investigating a link between the lab raided Friday and Latin American drug cartels, a spokesman for the elite Hawks...

Namibia debuts at Cycling Worlds In Kigali
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Namibia debuts at Cycling Worlds In Kigali

Hilma Nalupe Namibia is set to make history at the 2025 UCI Road World Championships in Kigali, Rwanda, with a junior team participating on the world stage for the very first time.  The event, which started yesterday and ends on 27 September, is a milestone for Namibian cycling, as it coincides with the first-ever World...

Friends FC gear up preparations for new season
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Friends FC gear up preparations for new season

The Southern Stream First Division League (SSFDL) outfit Friends Football Club is satisfied with their preparation for the next season. The pre-season friendlies saw Friends FC, DS Football Academy, Khomas NamPol FC and Bucks Buccaneers converging at Rehoboth Stadium on Saturday in the Hardap region. The Rehoboth-based team showed power and defeated DS Football Academy...

Scammers target pensioners in Okaku
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Scammers target pensioners in Okaku

Taimi Haihambo OKAKU – Residents of Okaku village in the Oshana region have raised alarm over an increase in scamming cases targeting senior citizens. They accused the police and mobile operator MTC of failing to protect them from fraudsters. During a community engagement meeting held last week, several elderly residents shared painful experiences of losing...