Ofarama indji Okozongominja ma iso oku kamburwa a i yandjwa ko viwaøa mbia yekwa ehi no ma rambero ngu ma ye heewa wa imba mba yekwa ehi mo Kamuru ma yeso oku tjayerwa no miano avihe mbia pwire mo veta.
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Omutjise mbwiihamisa ehuri wa yanda, nu imbwi we piu no rwemo mauhakwa
Nandarire kutja nai kotjiveta omtambukiro wo mu tjise imbwi mbuu hamisa ehuri, Hepatitis E, weya ko ma yandero mo Namibia, orupa rouveruke ka runa oku rara nu ma ru kara ama ru tjevere kutja ka una ku tambuka koupe.
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Kapuuo wa hitisa eningira mo Tjombanguriro oku nakaura ovitjitwa vio pendje no ma zeva
Omuhaamise wo Tjirata tjo Zombara zo Vaherero wa hitisa omaningiro mo Tjombanguriro tjOmbanda tja Tjomuise okutara mo no ku nakaura ovi tjitwa vio pendje no mi rari no ma zeva mu muno' mazikamisiro wo Komiti yo Pokati Koruveze poo ya ma Tanaukiro, Transitional Committee.
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WHK Fashion Week designer call-out
Namibia’s biggest and most popular fashion platform is calling for designers to apply to showcase their latest collections.
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Wear your lil black dress and crown with pride
Girl bosses believe 2022 is all about applying pressure, breaking biases and cementing themselves in society through storytelling.
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Mental health conversations – Parental influences essential to healthy childhood development
Present and active parents – mothers and fathers – are significant to children’s development and life in general.
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Lioness on the prowl
Since its conception over 40 years ago in the Bronx (USA), hip-hop has indubitably become the number one pop culture among the youth around the world.
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Opinion – The politics of betrayal
On 4 February, the Landless People’s Movement (LPM) celebrated its third anniversary in Keetmanshoop. The celebration was a reminder of our commitment to the cause of social justice, human dignity, and political transformation.
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Opinion – Universal education grant breeding kambashus at Rundu schools
Namibia is a few days away from celebrating its 32nd birthday, the critical question is, why is it that a child’s experience of education in a free Namibia is to be taught in kambashus (zinc building), is this the type of infrastructure the struggle for independence fought for?
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Opinion – Tips for revitalising Africa’s rural areas through land management
Africa is indeed urbanising at a very high rate.