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All I'm saying my phone upgrades are happening, title deed will be signed ,new car is coming, international travel will be happening, side business is going to bring in that money,working will be hybrid or remotely, body will be fetched ,mental will be stable. Universe hear me
Please talk these things they are not listening
Replying to @MEIYSAC_Namibia
@MEIYSAC_Namibia, as long as early childhood education remains in shambles, the nation’s development trajectory will be affected. We need decent learning spaces, adequate resources, psycho-social support & adequate staffing—with decent remuneration & healthy teacher-learner ratio
Congratulations to our Boy man 🥳🥳
NAMIBIA! Let’s see those flags flag Your guy got it done in ONE!
#EFC139
Thank goodness they off the streets,peace
Children, believed to be Angolan immigrants, who had been begging and wandering the streets of Windhoek, are no longer seen following a police operation conducted over the weekend.
NBC News established through follow-up investigations that the children were picked up by police in the early hours of Saturday morning and taken away during the operation.
Police Deputy Commissioner Kauna Shikwambi confirmed the operation, while the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security also confirmed its involvement.
The development follows growing concern over the presence of children believed to be Angolan nationals on Windhoek’s streets, raising questions about their welfare, safety and the circumstances that brought them to Namibia.
NBC News was unable to determine the location to which they were taken.
Johanna !Uri#khos
#NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp
It’s takes a Hoe to know a Hoe right, so Hoe what you complaining about you got what you wanted
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Kwaito artist Lazarus “Gazza” Shiimi has ended a brief venture related to the international defence sector and is now refocusing on music and local business projects in Namibia.
observer24.com.na/gazza-eyes…
Nah he must also talk about the other things 💀
MILITARY CARS BOUGHT … Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda says a company linked to musician Gazza has allegedly purchased three military vehicles each valued at N$18 million from Uganda, through August 26. He made the revelation in Windhoek at a press conference on Thursday.
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