Kansela woshikandjohoololo Epembe Matheus Nanghama okwa hokolola ta ti epangelo ole shi pondola okukala la eta omayakulo e li nawa moshikandjohoololo oo a kwatela mo eepomba domeva.
Month: June 2022
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Omulumenhu vati a fya eshi a yashwa nondjebo
Omulumenhu weedula 53 omukwashiwana waHolland okwa xulifa eshi a yashwa vati komunhu ehe shivike.
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Ovaholafani nava ka konge omakwafo kovafitaongalo
Omufitaongalo wongeleka yaAnglican mOngwedia Taarah Shalyefu okwa kunghilila ovalihomboli, ovanhu ve li memakwafano lopaihole opo va kale tava ka konga omakwafo exungomwenyo kongeleka.
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Dispatched thoughts – Rest only where and when necessary
When you are on a roll, you are simply on a roll and there is not much that can slow you down. Actually, there shouldn’t be anything that should slow you down. It’s a beautiful space to be in when you are able to operate effortlessly with minimum resistance but when it is done or over, rest is very necessary.
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I always wanted to make my own brand -Frezzy
Medusalem Hamalwa has finally reached his goal of owning a clothing brand.
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Popya with with Ekonia Kamati – Love the Namibian child
Eleven years ago, the Dream Namibian Child organisation embarked upon a journey to give every child in the Tobias Hainyeko constituency the opportunity to make the most of their childhood.
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Ncube scoops Vice-Chancellor Award
Michelle Ncube, a media studies graduate, walked away with the Vice-Chancellor’s Award at the School of Humanities, Society and Development Merit Awards ceremony last month.
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Sunshine college beats the odds
Veteran educationist Bollen Khama has commended Sunshine Private College – the new kid on the block in the Namibian higher education sector – for straining against incredible odds to produce quality human resources for education.
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The ocean in words and pictures
Many children in remote areas of Namibia hear about Walvis Bay, sea animals and the lagoon, but they have never seen a boat, dolphin or flamingo, among others.
