Okomiti yOtjiÞiro Otjindjandja yOvaherero nOvambanderu na wina Omboronganeno yOzombara maze zemburukisa ohoromende ehi otja tji mari zu nokuzemburuka ozombura 33 zongutukiro kutja ngunda otjiungura tjonguturiro katji ya manuka kaparukaze.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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“Omuatje omuzeu, omuzeu,” Kae kapa kae ma zemburukwa
Wa ri omuripure mokati koveripure mba hongerwe i yomundu auhe ngunda e hi ye ya poo e hi ya yeta ouripura poo ourizemburuka we kotjira poo kotjimbumba rutenga ngwee rihaamene ne ripura kutja tjii kotjimbumba ma katja vi.
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Sam pens life experiences to help others
Requested by the large number of people she regularly counsels to write a book, Toini Sam heeded the call and last week unveiled ‘The Journey of a Conqueror’ at the National Library of Namibia with Bishop Maponga Joshua III Marara as keynote speaker.
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Savouring opportunities Mr and Miss Supranational titles offer
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Editorial – Mismanagement of public enterprises continues
This week, Namibians were stunned by the goings-on in various publicly funded organisations that seem to be unable to outgrow challenges.
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Farmers evicted from grazing area in Sesfontein
About 50 farmers who migrated to Sesfontein for illegal grazing were recently served with eviction papers to leave with immediate effect.
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Namibia hosts 7 421 asylum seekers
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Pakarae implores traditional leaders to focus on education
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Kunene returns N$56 million to Treasury…blames poor communication for delayed projects
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Investigator surprised at dropped Nauyoma charge
A police investigator dealing with the case of incarcerated social activist, Dimbulukeni Nauyoma was astonished to hear that one of the charges he initially charged him with was dropped.