We sat down with rising football star Robinho Van Wyk, who plays for Kaizen Football Academy as a winger who sees himself as a future IT technician.
Month: May 2023
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Khoese hāǀaro ra !hao!nāsi ǂgaeǂguidi tsîn ge ǂhanusiǂan!gâsa ra ôa
!Hao!nāsi ǂGaeǂguidi ǀAwemā!nans di aiǂnû-aob, Immanuel ǀGâseb ge khoese xa a !nāsa ǀasa !hao!nāsi ǂganamsende ǂan!gâs tsî !khō!gâs !aroma !Hūb di ǁÛb Hage Geingoba ge ǁkhaeǁnâ. ǀ
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25 ǀGôan ge nē kuri Oshanab !nâ ǀgai!khōhe hâ
OKADOOLOPA – Oshana ǀkharib ge 260 ǁhōgu, surigu ai !gao!gaosa ǂkhawadīb (GBV) diga nē kurib di !Khanna xu !Khaitsâb kōse !nuri hâ. Oshana ǀkharib !nâ nē !âb !aroma a Danas, Dana Inpekter Kaarina Shiimis ge ge mî, ǁnā a !nurisa 62 ǀgai!khōs di ǁhōna xun 25 ǀgôana !khōǂgā hâsa.ǁKhā ǁaeb ǂoa ge kurib dib !nâb gen ē ǀkhariba 258 surigu ai a !gao!gaosa ǂkhawadīb !nae!khaidi tsî 41 ǀgai!khōs ǁhōn hîan
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ǁNâga ǁaraǁnâs ge ministerisa N$50 miljun marisa ra ǂgan
!Kharu ge hû kurigu ǁaeb !nâs ge ǂnamipeba !ûi!gâs ministerisa ǁaupexa 2 500 !naban ǁnâga !hūb a ǂhabase N$50 miljun maris ǁkhāsib ai ge ūǁnâ.
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Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Proper infrastructure vital for farming
One of the biggest letdowns in livestock farming is the lack of infrastructure on our farms. We often underplay the importance of good infrastructure and as a result, struggle to control and manage various aspects of our livestock farming.
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Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku -Different approaches to settling debts
This week, we close on debt management with an example of two specific methods on how to pay off your debt, using the Snowball method or the Avalanche method.
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Omaheke egg business lays good fortune
A few months ago, Shirley Katuuo experimented with the idea of launching her poultry farming. The idea was to rear chickens for eggs, which would then be sold locally to individual buyers and small shops.
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New Pick n Pay Express opens
Pick n Pay Namibia last week officially opened the doors of its new Pick n Pay Express store at the Namcor Soweto service station in Katutura. This new store is Pick n Pay Namibia’s second owner-managed Express Store.
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High living costs push down consumer demand …as anticipated repo rate increase to make matters worse
Based on the current repo rate of 7.25% and prime lending rate of 11%, it is expected that elevated living costs will weigh heavily on consumer demand.
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Opinion – Graduates, students should embrace change
Dear graduates and students in colleges, in a world that continues to evolve, it is crucial that we break free from the shackles of resistance and embrace change.