Yes, it has humbled me to the core leaving me with no energy and hope for a promising future; I keep on thinking how a handful of fellow members of the Swapo Party can put their interest first than that of the party and the nation.
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Tashia Travels – Olive You
This year, most of us will be sticking close to home on Valentine’s Day because of the plague.
Wheelchair puts smile on Stampriet girl
A grade 1 learner at Jakob Soul Primary School in Stampriet was a lucky recipient of a wheelchair donated in kind from the Hardap governor Reverend Salomon April.
Oshikoto farmers grateful for rain
Subsistence farmers in the Oshikoto region are hard at work ploughing their crop fields following good rains in the northern part of the country.
A chicken in every pot… sky is the limit for budding poultry farmer
ONGWEDIVA - Armed with nothing but a dream to become a successful poultry farmer, Izata Nganga has expanded his chicken farm from just 20 chickens last year February to about 340 chickens this year.
Get out of comfort zone, ministers told… Geingob says failure is not an option
President Hage Geingob has called on members of his Cabinet to get out of their “comfort zone” and avail themselves to meet with community leaders, ordinary citizens, media and the business fraternity.
President tells media to focus on positive side
President Hage Geingob yesterday lashed out at the local media, saying journalists were more focusing on negative news than on positive developments realised in the country.
Geingob must get first jab – Swanu
Swanu leader Tangeni Iijambo believes President Hage Geingob should be the first Namibian to be inoculated against Covid-19 once the early batch of doses arrive in the country.
Ex-councillor arrested for alleged rape
The police have arrested a 42-year-old man for allegedly raping his daughter while she was under the influence of alcohol.
Oniipa to get VTC
The first vocational school in Oniipa will soon open its doors to serve local inhabitants and Namibians at large.
