Kyllikki3

Purpose crosses disciplines-Chadwick Boseman| Your audacity is fascinating, go take the world| Tweeting in my personal capacity|

[Dr. Daniel Masaba @MasabaDaniel]

Chicken houses don't need to be fancy. These I constructed cheaply using mainly iron sheets and wood.

[Wode Maya ® @wode_maya]

New Vlog From South Africa 🇿🇦

https://t.co/AwK5TD1TCc

[Loide Ngwedha Uushona @gwaShuuya_4th]

It’s pretty dope that FF was so accessible. He really wasn’t about that elitism stuff.

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

Leadership!

[Loide Ngwedha Uushona @gwaShuuya_4th]

In a people’s war, victory is not solely determined by the types of weapons one has, but by the people’s willingness to sacrifice and their morale to keep fighting for their cause. Rest in power FF!! ✊🏾✊🏾

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

An immediate yes 💯

[Elijah Ngurare Manongo @ngurare]

Somewhere in Katjinakatji Village this morning 💃🏼💃🏼👏🏾

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

Yes!

[NBC Digital News @NBCDigitalNews]

Hiskia Asino, a final-year PhD student in Aquaculture and Nutrition at the Sam Nujoma UNAM campus in Henties Bay, is making significant strides with his research on the potential of aquaculture to tackle some of Namibia's most pressing socio-economic challenges.

https://t.co/vWYAceFIJ6

#NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp

[Bachelor G @SureBright94103]

@HiljaMhanda There will never be any advantage in separating a country into 2 business zones where one zone is discriminated against. Never.

[Lukondo @IyamboPrince]

Aawambo people are the only people in the whole world that are trying to forget and disrespect their own culture in the name of the world have changed/moved, everyone else is keeping their tradition even the very people we are trying to follow ate practicing their cultures...

[Lt Kadhila Amoomo @Dilukeni]

@_pattie98 @sofie_dutte @Shipululo

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

The system was always designed to punish anyone who challenges it.

[Observer Namibia @ObserverNamibia]

JUST IN| André Compion of Fly Namibia and Diethelm Metzger of Savannah Beef, the two commercial farmers in the Red Line case and the Namibia Agricultural Union have issued a Writ of Execution directing the Deputy-Sheriff of Windhoek to seize movable property from Job Amupanda

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

Waiting for the day when all Namibian indigenous languages are recognised as official languages. @NamPresidency

[Eagle FM Namibia @EagleFMNam]

“The Red Line is Not Just Meat and Animals” - Amupanda

The courtroom was tense as Advocate Raymond Heathcote and Affirmative Repositioning activist Job Amupanda sparred over the legacy of Namibia's red line.

With a map prominently displayed behind Amupanda, Heathcote began by questioning its origins.

“The police zone was imposed under German occupation. Would you agree its boundaries were first documented on maps as far back as 1911?” Heathcote asked.

Amupanda, fired back, “That would depend on which authoritative texts you reference. The most comprehensive records show conflicting interpretations of its purpose and evolution.”

Heathcote pressed further, pointing to the map and citing the red line’s "erection" in 1896. “Would you agree the red line predates any formal legislation of 1919 or 1959?”

“The red line, as a concept, evolved over time,” Amupanda countered. “What you call ‘erection’ in 1896 merely marked its physical manifestation. Its legal and colonial significance emerged much later.”

Heathcote accused Amupanda of politicising history, however, Amupanda responded, “The red line is not just history; it’s a present-day reality for marginalised Namibians. To ignore its implications is to deny the lived experiences of our people.”

With a map looming large as a visual reminder, the courtroom became a stage for a fierce debate over the past and its enduring impact.

Report: Uaueza Kanguatjivi

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

@gwaShuuya_4th Wait what? Suppliers are charging for quotes? Wow!

[Toys Ndjebela @toys_ndjebela]

Employment is dear to my heart, as far as this election is concerned. If I had to vote on the basis of ONE thing only, it would be employment. I know what having a job has done for me and my loved ones. Here is a small thread of what major parties say on job creation:

[Loide Ngwedha Uushona @gwaShuuya_4th]

The people who build the nice roads n high-rise buildings can’t even build homes for their families. Those who cook in the fancy restaurants we eat at can’t even afford a proper meal. Folks risking their lives for our previous resources are still employed as contract laborers.

[🍉 Mee Namutenya @rukeeveni]

Nah, she has the comeback story of the year! 🔥🔥After such horrendous bullying from a whole country, Chichi went and came second place out of over 100 countries. She's my hero for 2024. I'm so proud and know she'll go on to achieve even more, aashinda vetu nava lengwe ashike 😂

[Zimbabwean-Xhosa 🇿🇼 🇲🇿 @SandileMakeba]

Our support for Chidimma is based on solidarity against Afrophobia and xenophobia. We are giving courage to South Africans who are born to foreign nationals and South African parents to realize they are not second-class citizens, and they have a right to represent their country

[Kyllikki3 @kyllikkie]

The signs will be there. Please be a responsible citizen. #NAMIBIAVOTES2024 #NamibiaDecides2024

[Tessa Dooms @Tessa_Dooms]

You can opt out of voting but not out of being governed by the choices of others.