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Money doesn’t buy happiness but if money is the goal to get happy then I'd acquire money with its struggles coz happiness isn't the goal anyways.
You’ll ask Nota 15 questions in a podcast, and the nigga will only answer 2. The other 13 will be unsolicited advice about the music industry. 😭💀
If a fly only lives for 24 hours, wouldn't we have run out of flies by now? 😂😭 Who's manufacturing these things overnight? 💀
Exit, Gazza and The dogg these guys music are listen by everyone in this beautiful country whereas Young T's music is only listen by owamboe people. That's why i wouldn't put him ( Young T) in the goat debate.
Namibia doesn't need to cut ties with South Africa. It needs to reduce its vulnerability to South Africa while building an economy that can stand on its own feet.
Basic grants alone will not solve poverty. Leaders, it’s time to think outside the box. We vote for you to come up with sustainable solutions, not just programmes that provide short-term relief.
NUDO MP Vetaruhe Kandorozu is proposing a basic income grant of N$600 a month for poor, marginalised, vulnerable and unemployed Namibians.
The proposed grant would be paid from birth until the age of 59, before beneficiaries qualify for the existing pension social grant programme.
Kandorozu argues that the measure would help address poverty and hunger by giving vulnerable Namibians a regular source of income.
In a notice of motion, he cites poverty, unemployment, income inequality and child malnutrition among the challenges facing the country. The motion also refers to Namibia’s natural resource wealth and calls for Namibians to benefit from national resources, including tax revenue.
Kandorozu wants the motion referred to the relevant committee for consultation with the public and consideration of its implementation.
SERAFIA NADUNYA
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You know things are tough when the country’s biggest export is people looking for opportunities elsewhere. 😭😭😭
















