#SM

If you believe in God and corruption, everything is possible. Let's keep pushing

[#SM @kokoastal]

@TheNamibian What does this mean now?

[Shmurda🦅 @jWilleinge]

@purposetalks_ A men dressing should be his woman’s worries, now it’s a random guy telling them. Atyeh ah

[Ndilula @MwahafarN]

Why do you think men in Windhoek laugh when women say "you will never find another girl like me" 😅

I mean, the great philosopher, Nafimane once said :

[#SM @kokoastal]

Let me go make some coins at at work

[ChrisExcel @ChrisExcel102]

Mysol and Phori are the proof in life that if you wanna be successful in life …. You don’t have to bath everyday!!! 😭😭😭

[#SM @kokoastal]

Today we are here,....😎😎

[Billionaire galfriend ⭐️ @Cutiecharly]

Good morning beautiful people 😭😂

[Eng Dan stones 19 @danstones14]

Man united fans going back home after the game 😊😂😂🤣

[#SM @kokoastal]

@FCBarcelona Kaanave otwekuninga shike diva ngaha? 😭

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇸🇦🇾🇪 Houthi missiles are hitting Riyadh, and the bill could end up (once again) at your gas pump.

Brent crude jumped from around $97 to over $107 a barrel in less than a week as attacks on Saudi Arabia intensified.

It's still hovering around $105, with traders nervous about what happens if the Houthis start going after oil facilities.

Saudi Arabia is one of the world's biggest oil exporters, so even the threat of disrupted pipelines and refineries can send prices climbing elsewhere.

Saudi stocks dipped after the latest airport attack before recovering most of their losses, while other Gulf markets remain on edge.

Even Ali Shihabi, a Saudi analyst close to the government, acknowledges the kingdom has too many airports, pipelines and oil facilities to defend them all.

And the damage to business is already showing.

Riyadh's main airport had to suspend operations, the capital's financial district has gone remote, U.S. aviation authorities are warning about flying over parts of the country, and some major players skipped this week's oil conference.

That hits MBS right where it hurts.

His Vision 2030 plan depends on attracting $100 billion a year in foreign investment to move the economy beyond oil.

Not exactly an easy sell when missiles are flying over the capital.

So the country spending billions to build a future beyond oil is now stuck watching its oil drive prices up for everyone else.

Sources: Reuters, Bloomberg, AFP / Writer: Julie

[#SM @kokoastal]

@Arsenal is arsenaling nande kaa,...😞😞 my tickets are in danger

[#SM @kokoastal]

Otali xungile... May he be on our side again this weekend...🙏🙏

[KUKU CENA @CENABANTWAN]

Leaving the house costs about N$546

[Kennedy Hamutenya 🇳🇦 @khamutenya]

@Natty10_LFC Why reinvent the wheel? Learn from others.

[Moses Eripu @EripuMoses]

One day, you'll look back at the things that almost broke you and realize they built you.

Keep going.

Your biggest advantage may simply be your willingness to keep going after everyone else gets tired.

[#SM @kokoastal]

Omwati me not everyone is a teacher....😞😞😞

[Know Your Computer 💻 @ComputerrBooks]

How To Remove Your Gmail Address from unwanted websites 📌

[#SM @kokoastal]

Omumwa Oye omufita wange...😞😞

[#SM @kokoastal]

We will be day now now....🏗️🎉

[Maybe Tutu. @ndapandulaaaa]

If we also start saying such things using Indongo Toyota and Zimmermann Garage's pictures guys???? 😭 "this is where you buy a car..." 😂😂😂😂