Aantu ye vule po500 Olyomakaya ga z iko oya konakonwa omikithi dha yooloka noya mono omauyelele kombinga yuundjolowele wawo, sha ningwa mOkahao.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Gladiators wallop Lesotho to reach semis…set to face SA
Namibia’s Brave Gladiators yesterday cruised to a comfortable 2-0 win over Lesotho during their final Group B match of the ongoing Cosafa Cup, but that result was however not enough as they had to rely on a 1-all draw between South Africa and Mozambique to have their place in the semi-finals officially confirmed.
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Opinion – Different professions but the effect is the same
Teaching is the only profession that spent a lot of time with learners. The teacher and learner intimate relationship is teacher misconduct, according to the education policy. I am not against that but the problem with that policy is that it only applies to the teaching profession, not other professions, which is not fair as the effect of having a relationship with a female learner is the same.
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Otjiwanda Youth Expo well received
The youth and Grootfontein community at large had the time of their lives as they celebrated the second volume of the Otjiwanda Youth Expo, which took place from 31 August to 3 September at the Grootfontein Omulunga Stadium.
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Breaking the stigma of mental illness
Author Immanuel Nghifikwa wants to save as many lives as possible through his new book ‘Top Brilliant Secrets: 100 tested and proven key principles to become the most developed version of yourself’.
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Okapuka joins Gondwana Collection portfolio
The well-known Okapuka Game Ranch, situated just outside Windhoek on the road to Okahandja, recently entered into a joint venture with Gondwana Collection Namibia.
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Opinion – Choosing between a life annuity or living annuity (Part 2)
An annuity is simply defined as a sum of money paid regularly by a financial institution at a certain time in the future to a person.
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Regional oil refinery on the cards …will not necessarily result in cheaper local fuel prices
Regional oil refineries are being investigated to make Africa more independent in terms of oil supply. This was confirmed on Monday by mines and energy minister, Tom Alweendo, who recently returned from West Africa’s leading energy forum in Dakar, Senegal, that took place from 1 to 2 September with the aim to determine the future for the continent’s energy.
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Opinion – A narcissist uncovered
Suicides are increasing at an alarming rate. I suspect that narcissism is the main cause of suicides globally.
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Opinion – The unemployment rate in Namibia
Namibia is among the countries with a high unemployment rate, particularly among youth graduates roaming the streets with their degrees.