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Omupopiliko wopolifi moshitukulwa shaTjozondjupa Inspector Maureen Mbeha okwa kunghulila ovanafaalama novanangeshefa opo va kale veli oupafi nookalyamupombo peifmbo laDesemba lomatango manene.

Patululo yamapampili atatubo amashumi amalalu ka amabeli mokuna ni lituto zabalitopa za10, 11 ni 12 kukatisa butata kwakalulo yetalimana kale ni butata bone butisizwe kibutuku bwa Covid-19. 

Mapokola mwa Katima Mulilo basweli kubatisisa litaba zepeli zakubitelela, kungelela cwalo ni muuna walilimo zemashumi amabeli kazene, yakulubelwa kuli nabitelezwi kimutu yasika zibwa kale. 

Buñata bwa likolo zefumaneha mwalibaka zamatakanyani mwasikiliti sa Zambezi, lisa talimani ni butata hakutaha kwakuituta ni kuluta, mi sikolo sa Ioma mwasilalanda sa Katima yamatakanyi ni sona hasilibalwi. 

Sioli sa Impalila upa wamunwana wanaha Namibia, si ekelizwe simubuso falikepe la libaka zesepahala zakupotela, ili kalulo yene tahisizwe kunyatisisa ni kunyatela litatubo zabutuku bwa Covid-19. 

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic’s disruptive waves that continue to result in international travel bans, the Safari Operators Association of Zimbabwe (SOAZ) plans to mount a vigorous 2022 campaign in order to maintain Zimbabwe’ status as one of Africa’s most attractive hunting destinations.

Now that the government has made it official that indeed the national examination was tampered with as some question papers were leaked, to be specific, the grade 12 learners (legacy curriculum), English 2nd language paper 1 (core) and paper 2 (extended), History papers 1 and 2, Agriculture papers 1 and 2, Development studies papers 1, 2 and 3 and Biology papers 1, 2 and 3 were leaked.

The Omicron coronavirus variant could have an outrageous impact on the Namibian economy next year as it hurts consumer spending and worsens labour shortages and supply chain bottlenecks, escalating high inflation.

Mineral resources appreciate in value once explored, developed, extracted and processed. 

Too much reliance on imports for basic foods is a security risk as possible lockdowns can lead to supply chain disruptions, Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila said last week.