Tresia Amwaalwa

Rem Land does not grow, the population grows, cherish it!

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@Slow124 @MTCNamibia I am still hurt man, last week I recharge aweh ultra and within 3 to 4 hours “you have depleted your data bundles” text comes through with no downloads or browsing unusual pages! MTC you need to do something, it can’t go on like this!

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@MarioNawfal @elonmusk S

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@pepos02 @MwahafarN No storm water management system in place.

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@toys_ndjebela The elders understand (but in Oshiwambo)

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@AntonioKashaka @namibiansun I agree, giving a whole day is waste of time and resources.

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

Shuu this is heart breaking. We can blame the government for the lack of service delivery, but what do we as individuals do? Solving this problem should not be left to government institutions alone, we as individuals ought to contribute to addressing this challenges.

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@namibiansun Maybe I do not pay attention to news reports or political events but, did these people campaign top share their manifestos?

[ChrisExcel @ChrisExcel102]

Because marriage is a scam that benefits women

When a man thinks of marriage is when he’s in love

But woman only thinks of marriage when she’s getting older. finished and tired of being grilled in the streets

They blackmail men into marriage so they can depress them & die!😩

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@okaputu11 😀

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

Does this mean we can go home now 🤣

[Okeeke Urban @okaputu11]

Step in the right direction

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

A decrease is a decrease wanI.

[NBC Digital News @NBCDigitalNews]

FUEL PRICE ALERT | The Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced changes in fuel prices for February.

All fuel prices will drop by N$0.04, and the following prices will apply at Walvis Bay:

- Petrol will decrease from N$20.78 to N$20.74 per litre.
- Diesel 50ppm will decrease from N$21.05 to N$21.01 per litre.
- Diesel 10ppm will decrease from N$21.25 to N$21.21 per litre.

The new prices will come into effect on Wednesday, February 7.

#NBCNews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcdigitalnews #nbcGOtv20 #nbcplus

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

This is a delicacy, I won't catch them myself but will eat them if I prepare them myself. They are available in Windhoek. If anyone wants them.

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@cenabantwan Interesting, most of the Acts in this country are borrowed from SA in a “copy, find and replace”fashion 🤣

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

Shuu and in WHK we complaining about Red Force

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

The City Of Johannesburg has begun collecting outstanding municipal debt owed by residents at road roadblocks. CoJ's Tebogo Moraka says the City is owed around R48 billion and the intention is to collect as much money as possible.

Watch: https://t.co/wdPjaTf0EZ

#Newzroom405

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@MwandingiTangi @cenabantwan Yes, it has to do with ground water recharge.

[OneAfrica @OneAfricaTV]

Youth encouraged to join mentorship programmes

By George Dinyando (Video overlays contributed by Apli Namibia organisation)

Watch on https://t.co/hbU5NRjZ0r, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 Mondays to Fridays.

#NewsOnOne #OneAfrica

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

@maphungubgwe Sure it is

[Tresia Amwaalwa @Takyzation]

Some interesting proposals. To be successful nations this is the level of power we need to protect our resources and secure a better tomorrow.

[Unathi Afrika @UnathiAfrika]

A REINTRODUCTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (THE USSA), A POTENTIAL SUPERPOWER IN AFRICA

I am fully aware of the United States' Wolfowitz Doctrine which guides US political and military elites to actively seek to prevent the rise of any other global superpower and to cause destabilisation and breakup of countries and regions to prevent such.

However, Africa can no longer afford to live in fear. A post-colonial Africa must define its course for the sake of its Sons and Daugthers. But, Africa will not realise the dream of its children for Peace and Prosperity until Africa is united.

While I am aware of the proposal for a United States of Africa (USAF) as originally proposed by the Osegyafo Kwame Nkrumah and currently in the minds of many, I however, believe that, at 30 million square kilometers and its enormous diversity, Africa can be redrawn into 5 large Federations.

These would be, for example, The United States of Southern Africa (The USSA), the East African Federation (EAF), the West African Federation (WAF), the North African Federation (NAF), and the Central African Federation (CAF).

This would create massive countries with populations and vast markets of on average, 300 million to 500 million each by 2040. Imagine how much power (at least for a start) that would mean for Africa.

This would mean larger markets, ability to control our resources, ability to enter into meaningful bilateral and multilateral relationships with other powers, faster goods and people transit, more consistent policies governing our Federations.

Even more interestingly, by recreating Africa into these 5 Federations similar to Switzerland or India or Canada which allow for the Self-Government and Self-Determination of each of our Nations (so-called tribes), each with its own State/Province within a larger Federation, ethnic conflicts will either be reduced or completely eliminated.

Even more, African Families, Clans and Nations that were broke up by the randomly drawn European borders will be reunited, and people will be able to their language and culture without one Nation seeking to dominate another as one or related Nations have their own State.

We will be able to come up and implement consistent policies governing everything from trade to agriculture to minerals to forests and demand payment for our resources in our own currencies, in the process, driving up demand for and value of our currencies and their buying power.

Instead of Africa having 33 currencies, many of which are useless beyond one border, we will have only 5 currecies, which we will use to trade with one another and other countries outside Africa. Instead of 54 central banks, we will have just 5 Federal Reserve Banks.

Instead of 54 telephone codes, we will have only 5 telephone codes and ensure connectivity across Africa, instead of this current mess that you drive just 5 hours in some cases and there is no more connectivity.

Imagine Africa with its own 5 profitable Airlines and Rail networks connecting Africa, better systems of choosing leaders that result in the best of the best taking up governmental leadership (in other words, create our own meritocratic system of selecting leaders instead of this so-called democracy from the West).

We will be able to implement tough protectionist policies to protect our industries: everything from Agriculture to Textiles to Mines to Manufacturing. We will be able to develop indigenous industries. We will have consistent Education policies and just 5 Education Regulatory and Examination Bodies.

My last point here: I have always held and still old the view that The United States of Southern Africa (The USSA) must include all of the current SADC minus Tanzania and the DRC (which may both belong to the East African Federation).

However, there is unfortunately, (and fortunately, a minority view) in South Africa that seems to be decidedly anti-African, or even Afrophonic. As such, maybe the other African countries ought to unite first, until South Africans appreciate the fact that South Africa is in Africa.

We may well build on the past Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, add to that the (unfortunately) now Portuguese speaking Angola and Mozambique, and of course, the very related Botswana and Namibia. This will drive the population of The USSA to some 300 million by 2040, increasing to an estimated 500 million by 2050.