Our fathers and forefather had 40 something kids with different women and they died in their 90s cz of old age even ...why they didn't die coz of all those Vagynas they chopped neh ano ??🤣🤣🤣🤧🤧
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Are you guys hearing what am hearing here, did she just say, "Aina, this guy is going to die today, like he is already dead 🤭🤭" did she 😳😳"
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I am suprised that no one is talking about the inflation that has befallen the once humble and affordable Lucky Star Canned Fish. This product was N$29 just a year ago, and its now hovering around N$50. The price has increased by 72%.
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She almost ran as an independent presidential candidate, for the 2024 presidential elections.
Who is she? Can anyone remember her?
Even water we are importing 😔
Namibia spent N$516.1 million importing water products during the first eight months of 2026, with South Africa supplying about 88% of the 46.33 million litres brought into the country.
Data from the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) shows that imports between January and August declined from 55.14 million litres during the corresponding period of 2025, while the import bill fell by 3.4% from N$534.5 million.
South Africa remained the dominant source, supplying approximately 40.88 million litres valued at N$440.4 million during the period.
Other suppliers included Zambia at 1.55 million litres, Austria at 1.40 million litres, Germany at 902,266 litres, Angola at 555,959 litres and Switzerland at 117,270 litres.
The figures come as the Namibia Trade Forum (NTF) pushes for greater participation by local producers in a bottled-water market it says has grown into a multi-million-dollar industry but remains heavily supplied by imports.
thebrief.com.na/2026/10/nami… #namibia #imports #water #localproducers @namstatsagency @NTFNamibia
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We were on fire those two years. 2017, we walked away with 9 tournaments. 🔥🔥
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