Opolisi moshitopolwa shaShana oya ti otayi patitha oongeleka ndhoka tadhi piyaganeke oshigwana nando odhi kale dhi na oombapila.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Aafuthi otaya ‘kutu’ aantu mopolisi
Opolisi oya ti oya lopotelwa ookalyamupombo taya dhengele aantu mboka ye li momusholondondo gwaantu taya ka kutwa mopolisi kutya otaya vulu okuyambidhidhwa mbala, ngele ya futu oshimaliwa shontumba.
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Kape nomundu ma sewa mo tjihua ma unda nokuhina oku purukutisiwa-OCASO
Kape nomundu ma sewa mo tjihua ma unda nokuhina oku purukutisiwa, Ocommunity Against Stock Theft Organisation, ousupi OCASO, tji mai hungama kangamwa ngu norupa, mo ku tjiwa poo oku hatjiwa, mo mbyarero yomarunga wovinamuinyo mEpukiro na Eiseba.
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Ozondekurona za Ngama maze zemburuka omakotokero oyetja o-31 okuza kOtjauana
Ozondekurona zOtjiṱiro Otjindjandja mOngama maze zemburuka omakotokero wazo oyetja 31 okuza kOtjauana omayuva womasuviro nga.
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These stones will speak
An exhibition of photography exploring contemporary and historical expressions of freedom, titled ‘These Stones Will Speak’, will open on 2 May at Sweet Side of Thingz Café along Independence Avenue in Windhoek.
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Next Ma/Gaisa Star to be crowned tonight
The finale of the popular Next Ma/Gaisa Star Search Season 3 will take place tonight at the National Theatre of Namibia.
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FlyNamibia, TotalEnergies partner on Lüderitz route
FlyNamibia, in partnership with TotalEnergies, is set to expand the number of seats available on the Windhoek to Lüderitz route, which operates every weekday.
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Oil companies to double down on Namibian exploration
Chevron, ExxonMobil, Galp Energia and more international oil companies shared plans to double down on exploration in Namibia while ensuring local participation.
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Editorial – Position yourself for oil success
NAMIBIA’S recent oil discoveries have the potential of transforming the nation’s economy and bring unprecedented opportunities for growth and development.
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LPM, Namdeb gag order verdict soon
Windhoek High Court Judge Gabriel Oosthuizen will endeavour to deliver judgment on an application by mining giant Namdeb against the Landless People’s Movement by 10 May.