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The final round of the Bank Windhoek Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) Cup held at the coastal town of Walvis Bay over the weekend produced nothing but thrills and spills.

Uuministeli wuuhaku nonkalo nawa owalopota omukithi gwoCovid-19 guuka pombanda unene nomwaalu tadhi londatha kehesiku, oshilongo ashihe. 

Omukulupe  weedula 63 okwa fya Omaandaxa eshi a pila monduda yaye yokunangala konguloshi potundi 22h30 momukunda Okamwandi Kamadhinga moshitukulwa shaMusati.

Omunangeshefa gomonooli atseyika nawa nedhina Martin Shipanga okwali agandja omagano gokili kaakulipe moshikandjohogololo Okankola.

Oshiwana shovayelele shopomudingonoko Omakange itashi ka landifila vali oihongomwa yavo peendingosho eshi sha tungilwa endiki opo tava kala tava landifile nokulongela oihongomwa yavo yOshiwambo.

Omupopiliko wopolifi moshitukulwa shaHangwena Inspector Kaume Itumba okwa ti ovakalimo vomoshitukulwa shaHangwena ova ninga oihakanwa yokukala tava tulwa mokatoo kookalyamupombo eshi ovanhu hava kanifa omaliko noshiliwa shavo.

We have officially entered the last month of the year and in many instances the end of the official business year.

When Iyaloo Nambuwa’s younger sister introduced her to the menstrual cup, she didn’t care much about it until recently, when she saw how convenient it was for her sister to reuse it every month, instead of buying sanitary pads.

Gideon Shilunga, a fourth-year Bachelor of Accounting student, recently received approximately N$80 550 from the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) to fund his e-commerce business, Republik Ventures.

The team from Eke Ndi Yandja Ondi Serwa Ondaya Project have done it again. This time, they rehabilitated Ward 8 of the Windhoek Central Hospital, making the environment child-friendly.