Ohlthaver & List Group (O&L) has announced that it will be expanding its fully Namibian ‘Model’ retail brand into South Africa, with an initial rollout of 5-7 stores planned the Western Cape.
I need you guys to cross into Angola illegally just for a day, just to for you to see how the police treat undocumented Namibians. We are very kind here.
If I listed everything found in Windhoek’s water before purification for our domestic use, many would puke and avoid home-cooked meals for weeks. A dead body (MHSRIP) is comparably nothing!
FarmLu Okongo, Namibia. We are harvesting green pepper for the next couple of months contact Mawela: +264 814931272, please retweet my customers might be on your TL
Bananas are such convenient fruits like no chopping or washing needed, not sticky, no juice dripping around and they come with their own biodegradable packaging. A 10/10 in my books
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Since 2022, my life has changed completely. I’ve spent the past few years in and out of hospital, trying to get through each day.
I’m currently battling a life-threatening condition, and I’m now preparing to undergo a transplant in South Africa.
🌱 Busy week at FarmLu!
Grateful for the progress and excited for what’s coming next! Contact Mawela +264 814931272 | Order on our website: https://t.co/zUlKlM2F00
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For over six years, we have faced procurement delays in finalising the Intensive Care Unit and operating theatre at Gobabis District Hospital. This changed after unannounced visits by the Prime Minister late last year and a subsequent visit by the line Minister. See accompanying pictures on the improvements made.
The operating theatre and the Intensive Care Unit are now operational. Once again, our goal is to ensure public health facilities are world-class and that is what Her
Excellency President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has directed to be done. We are beginning with seven health facilities and others will follow. For more information contact the line Ministry.
Preparing another order for our Okongo client, contact Mawela: +264 814931272
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Support us we have capacity to supply you, no order is too small we will deliver in the north.
The Roads Authority (RA) has warned motorists between Windhoek and Rehoboth to exercise caution, as the road – approximately 30 km from Rehoboth towards Windhoek – is currently submerged under water due to recent heavy rainfall.
Motorists travelling in the area are strongly advised to exercise extreme caution, reduce speed, and remain alert at all times.
Drivers are further urged not to attempt to cross flooded sections of the road where water levels are high, as this may be dangerous.
The RA says it is monitoring the situation and will provide updates as necessary.
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