The moment you blame everything on witchcraft, I just know we are not going to have an intellectual conversation, let’s rather not have the conversation to begin with. 🙄
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The bullying; “It should’ve been him” & sorcery accusations towards Gazza on here been disturbing me. Not only are strong defamatory accusations that could get you in deep water but the lack of empathy on the trauma said person is already experiencing, now making it worse by kicking him down again when he is barely standing— Those same people will be preaching mental health empathy the next week.
We really need to know where to draw the line. This isn’t it. 💔
kongeni-omwene. retweeted
Please man‼️
I mean, learn to be a person that listens, evaluates, & improves instead of being defensive every time. Choosing to be slow in mind isn’t a flex. AT ALL.
kongeni-omwene. retweeted
You guys so badly want others to imprison themselves in the same prisons you built for yourselves.
The timing, the borrowed grief, and the need to make it about yourself. Some things are better left unsaid. What you are imagining for you and your daughter….someone else is experiencing in real time🥲
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Four children were burned to death in a house fire in Okahandja in the early hours of Saturday morning.
According to Otjozondjupa Police Spokesperson and Community Liaison Officer Senior Inspector Maureen Mbeha, the incident occurred at around 01h30 on 31 October at Ekunde location.
Mbeha said police were alerted to the fire, prompting the dispatch of emergency services to the scene.
After the fire was extinguished, the bodies of four minors were discovered inside the house, all burned beyond recognition.
The fire is suspected to have been caused by a candle.
Mbeha further indicated that the children’s mother was allegedly in Windhoek at the time of the incident.
Three of the deceased, two boys and a girl, were siblings, while the fourth child was believed to be a sibling of the house owner.
The remains were transported to the Windhoek mortuary for forensic investigations.
Report: Eveline Paulus
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Namibian artist Josef Simson, popularly known as Nally, is among seven people who died in a head-on collision in the Omusati Region in the early hours of this morning.
His brother, Benjamin Simson, confirmed his death to NBC News this afternoon, adding that his next of kin have been informed.
Omusati Police Regional Commander Commissioner Ismael Basson said the accident occurred at around 04h00 on Sunday morning at Elim Curve on the Okahao-Oshakati road.
Preliminary investigations revealed that a bakkie and an SUV collided head-on. Six occupants of the bakkie and the driver of the SUV died at the scene.
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