Ovanafikola vatatu vokoshipudilo shopombada shaUnam koWindhoek ova kufwa mofikola pakafimbo konima eshi vati va kwata omunafikola mukwao onghonga oshihangakena.
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Omulumenhu vati a dipaa omukulukadi waye ndele te li dipaa
Omulumenhu weedula 45 vati okwa dipaa omukulukadi waye ndele naye mwene teli mangeleke nongodi yolusheno meumbo lavo mOkahao pokati komafiku 31 Okotoba nomafiku 3 Novomba.
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Ozombuzovindimba zari noruhoze no tjimbi tja peke
Ozombuzovindimba- Omazemburukiro oyetja 117 weraa ro mu nanewo rupa rovita worupa rwo horomende yo huurire yEhi rOvandoitji, Lothar von Trotha, ya ri no ruhoze rwapeke ombura indji.
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Epukiro okatomeno ko u runga nu mari hepa o porise yo vihako vio kombanda
Otjomuise - Okarukondua kOmatoororero ka Pukiro, nambano otja kukeri ondimba yo va punde mourunga wo vinamwinyo, ka ke hepa otjiuru tjo ndanda yo porise wo vi hako vio kombanda yo Warrant Officer.
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Okandjoze katandwa, maÞunÿu, viwa¿a sekameneye otje¿u – Alfon
Otjomuise - Ngamba nandarire kutja o Namibia ra kutuka, Ehi rOtjizeero kariya kotoka koveni nu pendje na nao omarandisiro wehi ye kawondja komurungu.
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Industry Loop – Drop season
It’s good to see Namibian musicians still continuing with the good old tradition of dropping albums in October, November and December, post the Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) era.
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It’s the festive season, let’s travel!
The festive season means different things to many of us.
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Hinanifa crowned Miss Premium Africa first runner-up
Mathilde Hinanifa was recently crowned first runner-up and received the best talent award of the first edition of Miss Premium Africa beauty competition.
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Annerie’s road to Miss World
Annerie Maré travelled to Swakopmund recently for meetings in preparation of her participation in the Miss World beauty pageant set for San Juan, Puerto Rico next month.
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Opinion – I’m not a poor thing – Saara
Saara Kaapanda has taken the first step towards her ‘super-hero’ dream and in the process is overcoming being called ‘Purupuru’, a derogatory Oshiwambo name given to hearing-impaired and/or deaf people, to become the girl she believes she is.