This is day light robbery being committed by the government, imagine resigning and earning over N$466,738.06 and after all the Tax deductions you just receive N$160,036.60
That means the government took over N$306,701.46 this is absolutely insane.
My fellow Namibians, Our Protest Against High Unemployment was a success. Take note that all Unemployment people should prepare their CV’s as we are going to submit them on Wednesday 27th March 2024
Now we have a black market for Fuel from Angola, a black market for cars from Botswana, a black market for mangoes from Zambezi, A black market for red meat from Northern Namibia. This is due to criminalization of trade. Young people dodging the law to get affordable products.
Who are we protecting when we refuse to trade oil with Angola. Is it Puma or Shell? Our fuel is very expensive. We get oil from overseas and South Africa. Very Expensive! We are arresting and criminalizing our people who choose to get cheap fuel from Angola.
"Anyways I SBWL a stockvel whereby we each contribute R5000 as 10 people. That's R50 000 per month, R600 000 per year. We buy land for R250 000 ekasi ( I don't know why land is so expensive ekasi kodwa yazi) continue saving for another year and half. We should have R1 250 000 excluding interest. We build ama bachelor units ay20. R2500 rental per month that's R50 000 month in our account. R40 000 after rates and water. We can save R90 000 monthly now and continue the same process till we eventually all millionaires in 5 or 6yrs. Probably hire our own kids to run the business and expand it better with their fresh new ideas.
That's the power of a stockvel. Instead of useless stockvel for food. We can have business stockvels. Buy ama bus or trucks stockvel. Open supermakets stockvel. Jus a stockvel to start a business. ..."
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As a law firm, we understand that we have a role to play in the social issues of Namibia. Unemployment is a human rights crisis. If our people are not employed then we will not be able to grow black owned businesses.
This is Amushelelo. Namibia’s young fearless activist. He fights for his people and he is always ready to sacrifice his liberty. I am proud to be his lawyer. As you can see, people do appreciate his efforts.