Etameko olyo omindhi dha kola lyelila lyomwiilongi kehe, oshoka olyo hali longo ongongudhi yelongo lyongushu, osho omukuluntuwiliki gwelongo moshitopolwa shaKunene Sophia Fredericks a thamuna ngaaka.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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NSK’s monthly favs: May
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Namibia-China relations hold great potential – Zhao
China’s ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping, believes there is great potential for the development of relations between China and
Namibia.
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Kenya to present budget with new tax hikes
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Namibia’s future beckons youth
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Tribute to reverend Asser Kazumba Lihongo
Go well, clergyman-cum-freedom fighter. Part of ELOC is gone. A soft-spoken clergyman has departed.
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Africa’s great strides in access to education
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NamPol must embrace technology
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Scramble for property in a growing population
With 34 years of freedom, independence and sovereignty, Namibia celebrated its 1990 political victory over the brutal South African apartheid regime in a regular yet memorable fashion.
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A learning society, meritocracy and technocracy
Meritocracy is the rightful placement of individuals into employment positions based on their competencies.