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Tibelelo yakuyahiwa kwamukwakwa wasinyehelo yamasheleñi alikana bolule bamianda isilezi (N$600 million), ili ozwa Namalubi-Isize-Luhonono use ufelile, mi sokwalulezwi limotikala.

Muyahi wanaha Zimbabwe walilimo zemashumi amabeli kazelobapeli (28), natamilwe Labune mwalihola zakakusasa, kamulatu wakulekisa matokwani ‘dobo’, kwakomponi ya Bebi, mwa Katima Mulilo.

Katengo kaAffirmative Repositioning (AR) kafumbela kuyo yumbela libunda la matakala, kwaliofesi zakatengo katolopo ya Katima Mulilo, kasamulaho yomuhulu mwaofesi yasilalanda nakwalile sibaka samayumbelo atolopo mwakweli ya Kandao unumwaha. Kukwaliwa kutisize butata mwatolopo, mi matakala ni zemasila libundami feela famandu abayahi batolopo.

As part of its corporate social responsibility, the Namibia National Reinsurance Corporation Ltd (NamibRe) last week handed over N$20 000 to Miss Namibia 2021 Chelsi Shikongo, First princess Annerie Maré, and Second princess Michelle Mukuve.

The articles that I have recently penned regarding poverty have all focused on facts, figures and statistics. I was looking at the causes of poverty, and trying to explain that there are many facets or dimensions to poverty.

FNB Namibia recently donated 15 refuse drums valued at N$26 000 to Eenhana Town Council to keep the town clean.

The new Roads Authority (RA) board, which was announced last week by acting works and transport minister Calle Schlettwein, has promised excellent service delivery for the benefit of the Namibian economy through improved network infrastructure.

The City of Windhoek has approved a review of their five-year electrification plan, which was implemented in 2017 and reviewed in 2019 and 2020. 

As of 2016, Namibia was at the onset of an economic recession currently exacerbated by Covid-19 and its subsequent lockdowns.

Successful leaders are concerned with establishing confidence, change and build their followers for leadership positions, and readjust as the environment in which they operate changes more so in the wake of Covid-19.