Oshikondo shuundjolowele nomayakulo goshigwana moshitopolwahogololo shaShikoto osha ti osha hala okuyambula po onkalo yuundjolowele moshitopolwa.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Are artists empty heads?
Are artists empty heads? Slow-witted? Dense? Dunce-like? Basically, are artists stupid? Are artists just brainless people who are broke, and go about life talking about matters that are not of national and societal importance?
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Yewe Gang’s blossoming talent
Yewe Gang, a fresh and emerging combo, is causing waves in the music industry.
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Namibia retains B1 credit rating …outlook upgraded to positive
Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Iipumbu Shiimi, has announced that Namibia’s sovereign credit rating has been retained at B1 and its outlook upgraded to positive from stable by Moody’s Investor Services.
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Divided ANC debates future government
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Are self-help groups the future of tenure security?
The concept of self-help groups in Namibia started as a ‘self-help’ effort in the late 1980s when the Council of Churches in Namibia convened a meeting with urban settlers, who found themselves landless and homeless, to address their need for land and housing.
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Time to make BIG decision
The onslaught of socio-economic challenges on the lives of ordinary Namibians has reached a breaking point.
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Men arrested with 1 500 litres of Angolan fuel
The Oshana police have confiscated 62 containers of 25 litres of fuel from runaway suspects, who allegedly bought it in Angola to resell in Namibia.
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Healthcare insurance evokes mixed feelings
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Walking Namibia …Ray Sasman’s journey for youth empowerment
Ray Sasman’s biggest joy is starting her trek across Namibia every morning at sunrise, the smell in the air and the feel around her, and “just going for it”.