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Tura Magic Ladies will today leave for Durban, South Africa, ahead of their participation in the inaugural edition of the Cosafa Women’s Champions League, which gets underway tomorrow.

Tresia Sheehama gwomimvo 26, okwa tsuwa nomwele iikando ihetatu nokudhipagwa kukuume ke komiihole. Oshiningwanima shika osha ningwa Omaandaha, momudhingoloko gweEtayi. Omukuluntu gwopolisi moshitopolwa shaMusati Commissioner Titus Shikongo okwa ti,

Commissioner koshikondo shomavyulonghalo needolongo moNamibia Sam Shaalulange ota hokolola ta ti etunhilo lombuto yoCovid-19 otali ende nawa komavyulonghalo. Okwa ti eshi otashi yandje oshihopaenenwa shiwa kovanhu opo va kale navo va mona omhito okukala va tunhilwa.

One of the benefits of growing older is you learn a little bit more about how life works and gain a better understanding of it. As children, we have always been told not to rush through life; there will always be enough time to do what you want, eventually. Most people go through life not knowing what they want out of it.

Namcol last week awarded prizes to students who performed well in the 2020 Junior Secondary Certificate, Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary certificate examinations as well as those of the technical and vocational education and training.

If your business is not going according to plan, flip the script and do not be consumed by fear, says Brand-building consultant Christine-Rita Abankwah.

In spite of huge debates, hesitancy and dismay to repay the Namibian Student Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) loans, some patriotic Namibians have started paying their dues.

The founder of the Megameno Orphanage in Windhoek’s Shandumbala area, Maria Shaalukeni is appealing for assistance to settle their municipal debt of N$60 000.  The water bill has been outstanding for years.

The Porridge Storage centre in the Havana informal settlement was filled with laughter, musical renditions, bright smiles and cheer as children in the area receive their meal. The centre, which was founded in June 2019 by Martha Festus (21), feeds children as young as one and as old as 16 years at least three times a week. 

“Facing the untold hardships of the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, has been a trying and challenging effort for businesses, government and the Namibian nation as a whole,” said Nora Ndopu, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability manager.