@100_real_elton @ITNamboga@Mangulukeni1@NewEraNewspaper Please tell us how will you prove the speed of that car by the video? Once you have proven the car was overspending by actual number (eg. Driving at 120km/h at 80km/h) then yes you your argument wins, not by stating that the witness said the car was overspeeding or by the video
Guys, where did you learn that speed humps can't be on the highway. There so many of them already. There is one after T junction of Unam Ogongo, there is before Outapi circle, some before Ondangwa ... what is special about the Windhoek highway?
My engineers, in case nobody warned you‼️
People are out there using your CVs to tender for Projects and not hiring you, especially if you have an impressive one
That’s the disadvantage of sharing your CV after seeing a status saying I’m looking for an engineer, DM
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A 16-year-old boy has been commended for his swift actions after rescuing twin babies who were thrown into a pond by their mother in Omutundungu village, located in the Omusati Region.
Cornelius Shimwaafeni, a learner at Nicodemus Primary School, was herding livestock near the pond when he witnessed the incident.
Shimwaafeni said he could not stand by and watch the 9-month-old twins drown.
He narrated that he rushed to the pond and pulled both children from the water, and administered CPR before rushing them to the elders at nearby cuca shops for help.
Shimwaafeni’s actions have garnered admiration from both family and community members, with many hailing him as a hero for intervening to save the lives of the twins.
The twins have been discharged from the hospital and are now in the care of their 47-year-old father, while their mother remains in custody facing two counts of attempted murder.
Shimwaafeni expressed his eagerness to recount his heroic actions when school resumes, and his classmates inquire about their holiday experiences.
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One day we need to talk about how private school giving false A symbol to learner just to make parents happy so they keep their kids in their school at the expenses of poor kids when in actual fact those kids are struggling. Most of them do it so that their learner gets admitted to good performing school for their Secondary education phase.