I have been following with keen interest all developments around Namibia and Botswana’s ambitions to co-host the 2027 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon), and I was quite surprised by how some government officials, especially those from the sports ministry and the Namibia Sport Commission, have been reacting to well-intended criticism.
Eshi eenhauki daAngola tadi twikile nokulivakela moNamibia, tadi pitile unene koshitukulwa shaMusati, ngoloneya moshitukulwa osho Erginus Endjala okwa ti Ovaangola nava lopotwe diva opo va dule okukala va shunifwa diva koshilongo shavo.
Omukainhu weedula 40 okwa fya eshi a tuwa nombele kohonda yaye Etitatu lwopotundi 21h00 komukunda Nsheshe moshitukulwa shaZambezi.
Otjiwaøa tjOvaherero nOvambanderu tjina oviøa vivari tji tji hayandjere ko' mbango ma tji karira ovasia vo manyune.
Ongooneya ya Tjozondjupa inongendo no ngaro ndjiripo nai ohunga mo ndjeverero mo zo ndjira morukondua indwi na mehi arihe.
Nandarire ombura kombunda yo nÿiro ye ngunda ozombinika zo ruhoze no zo ku mu zemburuka ma ze kara ama ze pupu, kanaa zemburuka oupwe pendje no ku horera o u panÿi, omerikwizikiro, omeriyandjero, omeripunguhiro no ku hino' kuripurira kuye omwini kwe.
Otutjero poo ovitandi po zo nganda ka mauhazendu mo vihuro poo mokati ko vandu vo zo nganda uriri nungwari wina mo viwaøa vio Mbanderu no Herero omuviri.
Musicians should have powerful messages in their songs for them to last longer in the industry, legendary musician Peter ‘Capitol K’ Kayambe has said.
In the coming weeks, I will share my wish list for every sector within the arts and entertainment industry. A wish list that I hope will reach the powers that be. Hope? Maybe we should add prayers as well. This week, we will start with a wish list for the film industry.
For some, it’s a delivery of a hundred roses at work, with colleagues hovering over in slight envy. For others, it may be a candlelit dinner by the beach, with the sounds of waves clashing against each another.