Ileka 🇳🇦 @Chillyzone

ILS Okahao Joined November 2009

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TANGENI🐐 @Robnson_T

8 months ago

This girl had an interview today and her stomach rumbled, the lady asked her ‘missed lunch?’ She told her nah she hungry for success 😭😭😂😂

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🚨⚡A 14-year-old boy caused the pregnancy of twin Filipino girls, highlighting a major teenage pregnancy issue in the Philippines, with 1.2 million births among girls aged 10–19 over the past decade due to lack of education and access to contraception.

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Lukey de la Fuente🇳🇦 @Hassan_Al_Hashi

a year ago

Sha ngaa wamona Tate Kalunga ndee tati tambula. Mutika ndumentu!!.

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Meme woRubicon @Liyambekeni

a year ago

This is the funniest video on the internet rn 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Like what the demwitt was that 🤣🤣🤣

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Vixman inferno🌔🖊 @nyce_dave_na

a year ago

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Ileka 🇳🇦 @Chillyzone

a year ago

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The Namibian @TheNamibian

a year ago

PEARL THUSI SENDS APOLOGIES … South African actress, media personality and DJ Pearl Thusi has apologised in a video clip for not being able to attend ‘The Weekend in the East’ event at Rundu on Saturday. Thusi says something urgent came up which required her to remain in Johannesburg. She has expressed regret to all those who invested time and resources in the event, and says she hopes to visit under better circumstances in the future. Video: Contributed

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MUSHEKO (Jona) @mushekojona

2 years ago

Living the dream-Green Hydrogen The HyIron-Oshivela Green Hydrogen project in Erongo is taking shape. This initiative will be the world’s first to use green hydrogen in processing iron oxide sourced locally (Khomas, Kunene, and South Africa), speaking to Namibia’s commitment to value addition rather than just extraction and export. This week, I’m on the ground in Erongo, capturing insights from Namibians working on the project, how they’ve honed new skills, the intellectual property they’ve helped develop, and their overall experience in bringing this project to life. HyIron-Oshivela secured its first 200,000 tons of Direct Reduced Iron Ore. In under six months, they have installed over 42,000 solar panels across 25 hectares, generating 25MW of power. During Phase I, more than 60 SMEs were engaged, and over 400 Namibians were employed during construction. The assembling and fitting seen in the visuals, done entirely by Namibian fitters, turners, electricians, and technicians, showcases local expertise and innovation. The skills and intellectual property developed through this project are drawing global attention. Stay tuned, these stories will be featured in upcoming documentaries, set to air on NBC in the coming weeks.