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Oongodhi mbali dhopeke odha li dha adhika moondjedhilolo dhayaali yaamboka taya tamanekelwa oshipotha shoka sha tseyika nawa nedhina ‘Fishrot’.

OMUTHIYA – Opolisi mOshikoto oya gandja omageelo ge na ongushu yi thike poN$98 000 kaakayulinyanga mboka ya adhika taya landitha omalovu meholamo,

Iikondo yi na sha nomalweendo noshowo iiyendito moshilongo nokondje unene tuu omaloli noombautu oya hokolola kutya ngashiingeyi omaendathano giiyenditho okuza kiilongo yopushiinda onkene ngaa itaga longo we ngaashi omukalondjigilile.

News fatigue in layman’s terms is when you get sick and tired with the avalanche of news that bombards you on a daily basis. News fatigue is a real thing.

As a new dawn is upon the horizon with the recent pandemic, artists all over the world are now relying on online services to get their music out there.

While commending government for the recently announced N$8.1 billion economic stimulus package to offset the effects of dealing with Covid-19, local economists have proposed additional grants. These special grants would address the most vulnerable in society and infrastructure investment. 

RUNDU - The ministry of health in Kavango West and Kavango East region have reported about 827 malaria cases, while inhabitants are being encouraged to use mosquito repellents to curb the spread. 

OMUTHIYA, WALVIS BAY - Former defence minister Penda Ya Ndakolo has poured cold water on suggestions that his recent appointment as Oshikoto governor was a demotion.

Prominent lawyer Norman Tjombe will institute legal action against the Namibian Police on behalf of a man who was maltreated after he was found to be violating the lockdown regulations. 

The care and maintenance announcement by the Skorpion Zinc mine and refinery in southern Namibia, which will inevitably affect a total of about 1 500 employees, has started to trickle down to the mine’s contractors who have confirmed retrenchments.