Ngoloneya woshitukulwa shaTjozondjupa James Uerikua okwa lulilwa konduba youmutwe oshoyo omaufemba a yooloka a kalela eembelewa ehe na oovene.
Month: July 2023
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Omulumentu a kalela omwanakadhona ta kondjo nokaankela
Omulumentu gumwe okwa hokolola ta ti oomposi momeho ge kadhi mo we omolwomonakadhona ngoka ta hepekwa komukithi gwokankela moshipangelo shaShakati.
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Ta hupu mokulanditha omaleya
Ines Felipe (50) omukwashigwana gwaAngola, okwa kala nokwiinyangela uuhupilo sho ta landitha omapakete, ta landitha omaleya osho wo okuyoga iikutu yoohandimwe.
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A tewa mofikola molwokavidio
Omunaf ikola umwe koshiputudilo shoupangi shi li kOshikango, okwa pulwa a landule omunwe molwokavidio ka holoka komalungula.
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SA youth spending less on their grocery basket – report
Retail data from Maholla, a viral consumer reward app, recently revealed South African youth, and the households that depend on them, have smaller basket sizes than most pensioners in our country.
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Law students seek donations for learners in Ruacana
A group of final-year students from the University of Namibia (Unam) is appealing for public support in the form of donations for their law firm’s community impact project, which aims to benefit Ombyarundu Primary School in Ruacana.
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Youth involvement crucial in peace talks crucial
The African Union (AU) youth ambassador for peace Khouloud Baghouri says young people are the most vulnerable group in the face of the current challenges that Africa is going through including violence and conflict.
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Empowering youth through climate talks
Executive chairperson of the National Youth Council Sharonice Busch says over the past few years, Namibia has witnessed the emergence of inspiring youth-led initiatives that are focused on galvanising climate action at both local and national levels.
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Airlink’s hot little black number
Airlink, Southern Africa’s independent and privately owned regional airline, recently unveiled a distinctive special-liveried new addition to its fleet.
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Markets drop on China growth worries
Most Asian markets sank yesterday as further weakness in China’s economy fuelled worries about the effects on global growth, overshadowing optimism that the United States is winning its battle against inflation and could avoid a recession.