insert_link Oshiwambo Ondoolopa ya Opuwo meshongo lyomalukalwa Elelo lyondoolopa ya Opuwo olya tseyitha lina eshongo nompumbwe yomagumbo, nonande lina iipambu yomavi tayi vulu oku longithwa. Moonkundathana nomukuluntu-pitithi Matjandjara Tjihuura-Katurota, okwa koleke ndhoka konzonkundana yetu. Ta popi kutya oyena evi lya gwanena ayehe, nota pula noku indila kehe ngoka a pumbwa olukalwa a talelepo oombelewa dhelelo noku tulwa momusholondondo gwaamboka ya ninga omaindilo. Katurota tati aakalimo yaahoka unene oha yazi komalukanda, molwaashoka kayena iiyemo ya gwanena. Kakele okwati oyayi […] today9 March, 2025
Oshiwambo Omaulikilo oipindi oma 11 odoropa ya Puwo, oku li metifa. Omaulikilo oipindi a Puwo nena okwa fika mefiku 10 loinyangadalwa yo malandifilo. Omaulikilo oma 11, oku li akwa telwa komesho kelelo lodoropa ya puwo koshi yexuku olo taliti ‘’Ekwatelo komesho le lundululo lo makwatafano opaungoba, oku pa tukununa oipindi, oimaudano oshoyo eemito do mapungulo. Oshiindingili sho maulikilo oipindi osho sha li sha pa tululilwa oshiwana omandaxa adileko, osha ta li ka sha etelela oinyangadalwa ya yooloka omo mwa kwa telwa […] today29 May, 2024
insert_link Namibia Opuwo Town Council issues warning as roaming livestock hinder development The Opuwo Town Council has issued a warning to livestock owners to maintain suitable enclosures to keep their livestock from roaming within the town’s boundaries. Extensive amounts of livestock, including goats, sheep, cattle, and pigs, are currently being kept within the town’s boundaries, with some being brought in from neighbouring villages. The growth in the animal population poses unique challenges, with the town council’s technical director, Karui Rikambura, describing […] today15 January, 2024
