Don't be FOOLED or LAZY! Faith in God and believing in God is not enough!
"In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead." - James 2:17
"You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that and shudder." - James 2:19
@namibiansun Gazza & Dogg wrote a proposal to SWAPO, done by Business Consultant guy. It was never an offtake deal sort of as it continues to build up, and getting rotten in many people's heart & mind. So, connect, network, ink-down that plan. Then go out & strike a deal! RIP Comrade Ras 🙏
Russia is Number 1 in the world with an estimated $75 trillion natural resource value. That’s also why it is constantly attacked by globalists and the deep state. Russia has partnered and will build new partnerships with the leading countries for joint resource development. 🤝
Namibia’s successful and commercial discoveries have sparked a regional race. Angola, Nigeria, Congo, Egypt, and others have launched bold, strategic campaigns to win back the super majors —and they are succeeding. Namibia, Land of the Brave, do not let them steal your spotlight and keep shining amae! Let’s go 🙏🏾🙏🏾💥💥 #ONDJOVE
Steve Jobs’s father was a Muslim Syrian named Abdul Fattah Jandali, who was born in Homs, Syria.
An Arab made the iPhone, the Mac and one of America’s most valuable companies.
The Langer Heinrich Mine recorded revenue of U$177.7 million in the 2025 financial year, Paladin Energy announced this week. The sales represented 2.7 million pounds of uranium oxide.
The company said cost of sales stood at U$191.7 million,
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Nigeria Bans the Export of Raw Shea Nuts for Six Months
Nigeria is reported to be one of the world’s biggest producers of shea nuts, responsible for 40% of the annual crop. However, the nation gains very little share from that market.
Despite its notable contribution to the global shea nuts market, valued at $6.5 billion, Nigeria only receives 1% as most of its shea nuts are exported in raw form.
Vice President Kashim Shettima indicated that it is "unacceptable," adding that the 6-month export ban is aimed at transforming Nigeria from a supplier of raw nuts to a global hub for refined shea products used in cosmetics, food and pharmaceuticals.
The nation has set a new revenue target of $300 million a year from the shea nut market.
Report: David Shoombe