Omunyasha weedula 27 okwa hokolola ta ti okwa efa po oilonga yaye opo a dule okutonatela inakulu oo a nyika ounghundi molwaashi kape na ou te mu tonatele.
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Opolifi mOshana ya pupulwa
Ndilipomwene Sheekuli oo E li omukulunhu wehangano hali ifanwa Majesty Cash Loan opamwe neumbo laye, onghela ova yandja omaano ongushu YA konda poN$25 000 kopolifi moshitukulwa shaShana.
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Sha enda nai… ‘Kalyamupombo’ a pywaa kengungo lovakwashiwana
Omulumenhu weedula 49 okwa tambulilwa moshipangelo shaShakati e li monghalo itai nuwa omweva konima eshi vati a dengwa nokutuwa neembele kovakwashiwana molwaashi a ponokela nokunyeka omulumenhu mukwao ongodi yopeke.
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Ovalihomboli ‘mongali’ molwomahepeko outekulu
Omulumenhu weedula 51 nomukulukadi waye weedula 48 ova anyenwa elifutilemo modolongo konima eshi va holoka momhangu yaShakati Etitatu, mekwatafano loshibofa shomahepeko omomaumbo.
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Omashingifo omauliko opaipindi mOndangwa a tameka
Omauliko opaipindi mOndangwa aa a ningile efimbo a pata molwaCorona virus, paife okwa patuluka. Okwa kundanekwa kutya omauliko aa okwa ninga oule weedula nhatu a patela ovakwashiwana pondje.
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Fingers crossed for Vicky Lashes’ nomination
In the race for nomination for the upcoming prestigious Shining Star African Awards, Vicky Lashes Beauty Spa from Namibia is throwing its hat in the ring.
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Celebrating Kizomba
Forever Dance Academy founder Armando Joao has been working hard to bring the joy of Kizomba and Semba to the Namibian community and will tonight host yet another Kizomba Social Night.
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Leap of faith pays off for Summers
Namibian model, actor and singer Rowan Summers is adding the final touches to his first album, set for release later this year.
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African air travel up 71% in March
African airlines’ air traffic increased by 71.7% in March 2023 versus a year ago, representing the second-highest increase among all global regions.
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Property industry remains resilient
In 2022, Bank Windhoek financed 185 transactions valued at N$135 million in northern Namibia. This is according to Bank Windhoek’s Executive Officer of Retail Banking Services and Specialist Finance, James Chapman, who pointed out that Rundu accounted for 71 of the 185 transactions, and contributed N$55 million of the total N$135 million.