Mbauta ngunda unomuinjo enangarasi memana nai tjiuatu nanguari uendji uru, as the poets would say, your death has struck a pen on my bolt, even though I am happy that you are now eventually at peace.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Tā tsūke!gâb go hâpa xu ūbēsen – Nampols
Namibiab ǀAwa!namn di ǀHûs (Nampol) Oshikoto ǀkharib dis ge nē kurib !nâ ǀgam !nae!khaira !nuri hâ, ǁnāpan !nari-aona autotsūke!gâ-i !nâ go !â-i !âna, ǀawa!namn hâ tama hîa ǁnā !khaiba xu ra ūbēsens dira.