Kayavala

Critic. We can’t all occupy the same space. Compos Mentis. Pareto's Principle. Power Systems & Energy Management. Personal Space.

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@NBCDigitalNews We have a Namibian Think Tank?

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@TheNamibian Just like how I was tricked into buying airtime with Taamba. I selected the Aweh for N$60, so @MTCNamibia why would you then prompt me to confirm whether I want the N$250 Aweh instead?
@CRANamibia Such dark patterns should be criminalised.

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@elvis_mboya1 @NamibiaKenya Nonsense!

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@nambizexpress Just like how I was tricked into buying airtime with Taamba. I selected the Aweh for N$60, so @MTCNamibia why would you then prompt me to confirm whether I want the N$250 Aweh instead? @CRANamibia Such dark patterns should be criminalised.

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@toys_ndjebela Because of his off the pitch performance.

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@namibiansun Great initiative, but I feel this task force lacks practical corporate executive experience. It would have been grea to include five or more retired executives from different levels of SOEs to complement Dr Lutombi and Fluksman.

[Kayavala @Issai_Twali]

Your success/fumble story is not the standard by which everyone else's should be measured. In the corporate world, people don't climb the same mountain from the same side. Let's motivate others, but let's also be mindful of their different perspectives and circumstances.

[Kayavala @Issai_Twali]

Colleagues, we need to realise that our story is not the measure of everyone else's. Life is experienced differently by every soul. The same path can feel like a blessing to one person and a burden to another. Humility begins where we stop assuming our journey is universal.

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Colleagues, we need to realise that our story is not the measure of everyone else's. Life is experienced differently by every soul. The same path can feel like a blessing to one person and a burden to another. Humility begins where we stop assuming our journey is universal.

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@Hamnjela Theoretically correct. Practically misleading.

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@TheNamibian Yes. Very fair!

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Another night, another Messi masterclass. The GOAT speaks. 🐐 #SSFootball

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@SimonMpenza @Micky_right You bet 🤣

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@mieyolisa No

[Rejoice Amutenya 🇳🇦 @joyyycie_]

Across Namibia, mobile consumers experience unexplained airtime depletion every day.

In the absence of specific regulation, Namibian mobile consumers have no transparency obligation, no independent oversight and no mechanism to hold billing systems accountable.

The consequences fall hardest on those who can least afford it. This is not only a consumer protection failure. It is a barrier to meaningful digital inclusion and economic participation.

Read this edition of Governing the Digital Age.

👉🏾 https://t.co/HELGXgXZst

[Kayavala @Issai_Twali]

@Pandus_reign 🤣

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@Hamunjela Nothing!

[The Brief @TheBriefLive]

Here is how to fix it.

By Gibel Boye

Telecom Namibia has apologised twice in eight weeks. CRAN has summoned them. Businesses lost days.

Citizens lost patience

The conversation that starts now will go the same way every conversation like this goes, unless someone is willing to say the harder thing out loud.

So let me say it. This is not a Telecom Namibia problem. It is an infrastructure problem. And infrastructure problems are not fixed by apologies or by the next modernisation announcement.

They are fixed by changing how the network is built, who is accountable for keeping it running, and what the regulator is allowed to do when it stops.

https://t.co/bUBWrCed3D #namibia #telecommunications #connectivity #infrastructureproblems @TelecomNamibia @CRANamibia

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@NepoloNangula Eewa tuu.