After almost over four years of inactivity, local football finally returned on Saturday and judging from the overwhelming fanfare, the brimming business activities by the local vendors and the overall display unity by all those in attendance, it was like football actually never left.
Opolisi moshitopolwa shaShana oya manga po omupolisi gumwe sho a li ta hingi e li kohi yiikolithi mehuliloshiwike. Omugandji gwomauyelele gwopolisi moshitopolwa shaShana Thomas Aiyambo okwa ti omunamimvo 47, ngoka ha longo koshikando shokulwiitha iimbuluma okwa taalela iipotha iyali, okuhinga nuuhasha oshowo okuhinga e li kohi yomalovu.
Omupopiliko wopolifi moshitukulwa shaHangwena Sergeant Andreas Nghiyolwa okwa kumaida oshiwana opo shi kale alushe hashi kufa ko omaukwatya eetuwa deelefa ngeenge tashi londo mo.
Konima yomimvo dha thika po20, ehala lya kala olyo alike lyomayinyanyundho mOshakati, lya kala monkalo itaayi hokitha, olya longulululwa nokuopalekwa kelelo lyondoolopa lyaShakati koshimaliwa shi thike poomilliona N$3.6.
Omulumentu gomimvo 35 okwa mangwa po kopolisi moshitopolwa shaZambezi sho anuwa a yi muukongo wiiyamakuti ya gamenwa. Sha ikwatelela kepeko lyopolisi oshiningwanima shoka osha holoka Olyomakaya momukunda Chisao momundhingoloko Mutikitila.vcito
Omukulunhuwiliki mouministeli wouhaku nonghalonawa Ben Nangombe okwa ti Namibia naAngola otava ka longela kumwe okulwifa omikifi da yooloka hadi kwata ovanhu keengaba.
Namibia is predominantly a meat (cattle, sheep, goat) producing country, and many farmers are working hard to improve the genetics and performance of their livestock.
Ellenora Muranda is a part-time livestock, crop, and poultry farmer in Tsintsabis, Tsumeb district. Growing up, Muranda spent some of her school holidays on the farm with her grandparents, and that is when she developed a passion for farming.
Gone are the days when farmers relied on one form of farming for an income. In the current set-up where farming has evolved from being a mere sign of wealth, health and all things good, farmers must maximise their earning potential.
As we continue with last week’s column, the decision to take up a loan should be backed by thorough due diligence, and the economic returns should outweigh the total loan cost. Many businesses, as we know, rely to a lesser extent on borrowing funds. The selection and the management of debt are fundamental aspects of the management of any business and their impact on the business cash flow.