@DesertShieldSec What if in your past life,you were a night Knight and you barely got huns because you were commanding battalion in the Scandinavian mountains ?🤣🤣
J'admire la pureté de tes pensées : elles ne sont jamais polluées par la moindre trace de réflexion ou de lucidité. Si un jour on t'accusait d'intelligence, sache que je plaiderais pour ton innocence.
@Maano__R I don't feel its controlling but let me know of your safety ... let me know you logged on in the morning, afternoon and evening...is that too much to ask for ... and why hide that information from me
I feel like if I worry about this,I am controlling the person..I don't wanna control anyone... I don't want to worry about you cheating on me and I don't want to control how you move in my absence..it is your own free Will to choose loyalty or not .
EFULULU TOURISM: The Okongo village council has brought an exciting adventure to embrace the sandy soil through tourism lenses sponsored by Pupkewitz Motors, by introducing the maludi Festival 4x4 Experience, scheduled for 26 September 2026.
This is not a competition but a guided adventure aimed at improving driving skills while promoting tourism and supporting local businesses in Okongo. The initiative was officially launched on Thursday.
Okongo Village Council CEO Jackson Muma said participants will start the morning with a one-hour training session led by a 4x4 expert. Anyone interested can participate at a fee of N$300, with organisers targeting 80 to 100 participants.
Participants will then proceed to a designated area to test their 4x4 skills before embarking on a guided off-road trail. After the trail, they will return to Okongo to support local businesses before heading to Ombuutu Campsite for a picnic and networking session.
Muma said the initiative is intended to upskill drivers while allowing them to have fun, attract participants from across Namibia and welcome visitors travelling to the country during the period. Other sponsors are Tulaing Group Pty, Okongo Medical Centre and Ombutu Campsite.
Proceeds from the experience will go towards the Omaludi Festival planned for May 2027.