@paxthetruth If the Namibian youth is βcooked,β then we need to ask who failed to give them the opportunities to succeed. π³π¦ We canβt demand a better future while ignoring unemployment, education and leadership. Something has to change. π―
03h00 just to avoid money lenders? π At this point, the alarm clock deserves a salary too! Imagine reporting for duty before the chickens just because payday is playing hide-and-seek. π
If officials really have to travel 733 km every month to release staff salaries, then the bigger question is: why hasnβt the process been modernised? There has to be a more efficient and cost-effective solution. π³π¦
N$100,000 for a smart city trip while Rundu still has roads looking like this? π Maybe the first smart-city lesson should be: spend public money wisely.
@namibiansun If a political party becomes a βone-manβ operation, accountability and internal democracy inevitably suffer. Leadership should strengthen institutions, not weaken them.
Namibia lose to Burundi
Namibiaβs national menβs tennis team suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to Burundi at the Davis Cup Africa Group III qualifiers in Bujumbura today.
Codie van Schalkwyk lost the opening singles match 6-3, 6-2 to Allan Gatoto of Burundi, but Connor van Schalkwyk drew Namibia level when he beat Guy Iradukunda 6-4, 6-3 in the second singles match.
Burundi, however, won the tie 2-1 when Gatoto and Iradukunda beat the Van Schalkwyk brothers 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 in the doubles .
Accidents happen, but what matters is how we respond. π Training the employee is a positive step toward learning from the incident, improving safety and preventing similar situations in the future. Turning a costly mistake into a lesson is how we grow stronger. ππ½
The contractor responsible for the N$381-million Eneas Peter Nanyemba Road has blamed heavy traffic and a βlive siteβ for some of the difficulties encountered during construction, after sections of the road started deteriorating before completion. https://t.co/Rtemvyyipa