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Omukalelipo shilongo wa Namibia ko Angola Patrick Nandago okwati okwa mona omito oku lihonga shihapu pefimbo alongela pamwe nomukokoli Nujoma. Meenghundafana da Nandago odo aninga no shikundaneki sho Nampa omandaxa, okwati okwa shakenekele Nujoma oshikando shotete mo 1977, vashakena mo Lubango mo Angola, pefimbo Nandago vali mekondjelomanguluko loshilongo. Nandago ta hokolola nakufya omukokoli ali ena

Ovakalimo mo shitopolwa shErongo onghela ovali vaka yandja efimaneko lavo laxuuninwa komukokoli Nujoma osho shaningilwa mo mudingonoko wa Walvis Bay. Oshivilo dimbuluko oshali sha kalwa ko valilanghali omayovi no mafele ovo vamwe vadja koitopolwa ya yooloka ngaashi okoshitopolwa sha Kunene, osho sha ningilwa pokapale komaudano ka Kuisebmond mo Walvis Bay. Omupopi afimana poshivilo dimbuluko onghela

South Africa’s Competition Commission has ruled that tech giant Google must pay local news media between R300 million and R500 million annually to address lost advertising revenue and competition imbalances. The decision follows an inquiry that found Google benefits from South African news content by as much as R900 million per year, while local media

Supreme Court of Namibia The Judiciary has dismissed allegations by activist and politician Dr. Job Amupanda, who claimed a lack of transparency in the appointment of a second Deputy Judge-President. In a statement, the Judiciary rejected what it described as misinformation circulating on social media, stressing that such claims undermine its integrity and impartiality. Deputy

Aafekelwa ya hamano yomuyeka oya yahwa okusa mo Laudium muutokelo wa Pretoria. Shika osha landula omaumbathano nopolisi uusiku wa piti. Omupopiliko gopolisi Lt Mavela Masondo okwati oondjembo dhaahena oolisinisa nooholo oyaadhika pehala lyoshiponga. Omufekelwa omutiheyali okweehamekelwa noonkondo momaumbathano.

Ongundu ongundu yaakwiita ya South Africa mboka yeehamekelwa noonkondo mo DRC oyeetwa moshilongo. O SABC oya lopota kutya aakwiita otaaka takamithwa paunamiti,manga yakwawo ya tegelelwa moshilongo oshiwike shika. Omupopiliko gwetanga lyopakwiita Siphiwe Dlamini okwati eenditho naadhaninkandangala ya simana olya kwashilipaleka kutya mboka yeehamekwa oyeetwa moshilongo.

S.A's Health minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, is set to launch a new HIV treatment campaign at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital Community Hall in Soweto, Gauteng, today. The campaign’s objective is to put an additional 1.1-million people, who are living with HIV but are not on treatment, on antiretroviral medication by the end of December.