I know it's April fools day and people are gonna get pranked. If you prank me, am gonna prank your whole extended family in return. I will fake your death and send a death notice to the radio (omatumwalaka efyo) that you are no more...
I was thinking 🤔, how about we crown #James_Hatuikulipi with the Mayoral chain that the Mayor refused to wear 🤷♂️? Just as recognition of a champion he is. He deserves a reward
NO CHAINS . . . The newly-elected mayor of Windhoek Job Amupanda refused to wear the chain of office as is the norm with all mayors.
Photo: Sakeus Iikela
A sarcastic guy I saw today at a tuckshop after buying his beer asked a lady like; "I heard you are also selling Tate Buti's album, oina ingapi?". The lady answered that she doesn't sell CDs and the guy realised she didn't get what he meant and just said "Okay".
I've just ticked one of the crucial commitments off my social responsibilities list for the year. All I am left with is being a responsible driver this festives.
#Save_lives|#Drive_safe
Happy and Merry Festive Season. @NamBTService@MVAFundNamibia
December is here and most have already started to go on. Welcome it in style and start it fresh. The 1st of this month is the #WORLD_AIDS_DAY. Go for testing first just to make sure others will be safe with you after you guys get wasted and happens to be irresponsible. Ihamuuduko
The language of flowers really convey different gestures and messages. Giving someone flowers is a timeless way of showing love and that you care. But how would you want to show love and that you care for someone who you have ended their life?
Should the womb and Graves be the only safe places for our women? Are we really just made to deprive them the privilege of being safe where we (men) seem to be as safe at?
Ofcourse flowers are special, but the concern is, Do you find giving them to a tombstone more special than giving them to someone who can find joy in them, endure and celebrate them? 🤷🏼♂️