Author: Victoria Kaapanda (Victoria Kaapanda-Immanuel )

Nonando omasiga gokuyothwa ga longelwa momataga Helao Nafidi moshitopolwa shaHangwena ga thika 30, oga li agehe ge na ooyene sho ga tungwa po, paife omu na ashike aalandithi ye li yane.

Barely three weeks after being repatriated to Angola by bus, destitute and homeless Angolan migrants – who camped at Etunda for almost a year – have walked back to Namibia to look for food.

Nonando aakalimo yomomukunda Onghalulu moshikandjohogololo Okongo moHangwena ya kala yataalela uupyakandhi woku enda oondjila oonde okukamona uuhaku, uupyakandhi mboka owa mono ehululilo.

Nonando Aangola yali shunwa koshilongo shawo petameko lyomwendhi nguka, oyendji oya tameka nale oku waya mooha dhoondamba taya galukile ishewe moNamibia.

Omukiintu gomimvo dhopokati okwali a ponokelwa kookalya mupombo mboka yali ya iningi aapolisi yiifundja, uusiku gwOsoondaha.

Ehangano lyokuyalula aantu moshilongo lyoNamibia Statistics Agency (NSA) otali ka kuta aantu yeli 11 500 miilonga, opo oshilongo ashihe aantu ya vule okuyalulwa. 

Oshikoto governor Penda Ya Ndakolo urged people with disability, who are not yet registered for the social grants, to visit the offices of the Ministry Of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare to be registered.

Residents of northern Namibia were rejoicing over the first raindrops that fell last week.

Nonando oyendji ya kala ye li momalimbililo kutya Shiyenga ite ga dhenge pevi mbala monooli, omvula oya loko nawa okuza oshiwike sha zi ko, miitopolwa ayihe yokonooli.