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THANK YOU: She was found safe .
18/10/2025

THANK YOU: She was found safe .

‎‎MISSING PERSON: Police in the Oshana Region, Ongwediva, are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the wher...
18/10/2025

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‎MISSING PERSON: Police in the Oshana Region, Ongwediva, are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Victoria Tangi Nangula Constella, a 7-year-old girl who went missing this morning.
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‎According to the police report, Constella’s family initially believed she had gone to play with other children as usual. However, she has not returned home since then.
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‎Constella resides at Sky Phase 01, Ongwediva, and was reportedly last seen near Emirates between 09h00 and 10h00, wearing a black short tight. She is described as having a pushback hairstyle.
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‎If approached, she may identify a family member by saying “Uncle Shuuki.”
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‎Anyone with information regarding Constella’s whereabouts is urged to contact Kleopas Namwenyo (Uncle Shuuki) at 081 414 9813, Simaneka Constella (Aunt) at 081 376 5389, or the Ongwediva Police Station at 081 387 3555, or report to the nearest police station.
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Saturday Morning Chat 💬The Bank of Namibia recently reduced its benchmark interest rate to 6.50%, a 25 basis point cut, ...
18/10/2025

Saturday Morning Chat 💬
The Bank of Namibia recently reduced its benchmark interest rate to 6.50%, a 25 basis point cut, aiming to stimulate the country's sluggish economy. This move marks the first policy easing of the year.

What does that mean for you; your household budget, your savings, or your borrowing plans? Will this bring real relief for everyday Namibia?

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-Canvas🎨Conversation-If you take a break from your relationship right now and one of you two start seeing someone else, ...
17/10/2025

-Canvas🎨Conversation-
If you take a break from your relationship right now and one of you two start seeing someone else, would it be regarded as cheating?



AMENDMENT: Following the report two days ago about a fire incident in Ondangwa, which was initially believed to have occ...
17/10/2025

AMENDMENT: Following the report two days ago about a fire incident in Ondangwa, which was initially believed to have occurred at Ondangwa Rest Camp, OTJI FM has since verified that the fire actually broke out at NamWater premises, not at the Rest Camp.
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‎This publication contacted the Managing Director of Ondangwa Rest Camp, Mr. A. Tenda, who confirmed that none of his property was affected and that his commercial operations continue as normal.
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‎According to information received, the fire was successfully contained and extinguished without any casualties.

‎Former Life Fighters FC Director Slams NFA Over “Unfair” Transport Fund Distribution‎‎Kaleb Nghishidivali‎‎OTJIWARONGO ...
17/10/2025

‎Former Life Fighters FC Director Slams NFA Over “Unfair” Transport Fund Distribution
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‎Kaleb Nghishidivali
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‎OTJIWARONGO – Former Life Fighters Football Club director and long-time supporter, Terry Ujamba, has strongly criticized the Namibia Football Association (NFA) for what he describes as an unfair and inequitable distribution of transport funds to football clubs ahead of the 2025/26 league season.
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‎Ujamba expressed deep concern over the recently released transport distribution list, arguing that the allocation process reflects “bias and inconsistency” in how funds were shared among teams.
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‎“It is noted with grave concern that the leadership of the Namibia Football Association has failed dismally in the fair and equitable allocation of funds earmarked for transportation for the yet-to-kick-off league season,” Ujamba said.
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‎According to the figures shared by Ujamba, Life Fighters FC and Mighty Gunners FC, both based in Otjiwarongo, were allocated N$31,214.30 each, while Windhoek-based teams received N$57,062.40.
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‎He argued that despite most league fixtures being hosted in Windhoek, the difference in travel distance between teams from Otjiwarongo and those from Windhoek is minimal about 300 kilometers yet the funding gap exceeds N$26,000.
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‎“This disparity is irrational, unreasonable, and contrary to the principles of fairness and equal treatment that must guide the distribution of association resources,” he emphasized. “It suggests either gross negligence or a deliberate bias, both of which are unacceptable in the administration of football in Namibia.”
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‎Ujamba further called for scrutiny and accountability within the NFA’s leadership, stating that decisions of this nature undermine transparency and the integrity of Namibian football.
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‎When contacted for comment, NFA spokesperson Isaac Hamata acknowledged the existence of Ujamba’s complaint but said the matter was not raised through the proper communication channels.
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‎“We have seen Mr. Ujamba’s concerns on social media, but that is not the right platform for official communication,” Hamata explained. “Complaints should be directed to our office through the established procedures.”
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‎Hamata added that the NFA has taken note of the concerns raised and is in the process of reviewing and rectifying the situation.
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‎“We are working to address the matter and will communicate officially once all issues have been resolved,” he said.
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Has someone ever sent you money to visit them, and you didn't pitch? What was your excuse? 🫣🤔🤭
17/10/2025


Has someone ever sent you money to visit them, and you didn't pitch? What was your excuse? 🫣🤔🤭

Oshana police commander commissioner Sakaria Lungameni says relationships come and go, and people should therefore not...
17/10/2025



Oshana police commander commissioner Sakaria Lungameni says relationships come and go, and people should therefore not take their lives over failed relationships.

How did you overcome a failed relationship?

17/10/2025

FNB Donates Nine Laptops to Omusimboti Combined School

The First National Bank (FNB), through the FirstRand Namibia Foundation, this week has donated nine laptops valued at N$50,000 to Omusimboti Combined School in the Ompundja Circuit.

The donation aims to support learners in rural areas by providing them with access to information and communication technology (ICT) resources, thereby helping to bridge the digital divide and enhance learning opportunities.

Report: Kaleb Nghishidivali
Video: MICT Oshana Regional

with Eddy_TheGuru and Genie from the block, 06h00-10h00am. The only 'F' words we look forward to is Friday and TGIF (T...
17/10/2025

with Eddy_TheGuru and Genie from the block, 06h00-10h00am.

The only 'F' words we look forward to is Friday and TGIF (Thank God Its Friday). Here is your weekend forecast: 100% chance of relaxation 😌 😎.

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‎Three Died, Two Injured in Fatal Accident on B1 Road Near Otjiwarongo‎Police in the Otjozondjupa Region have reported a...
17/10/2025

‎Three Died, Two Injured in Fatal Accident on B1 Road Near Otjiwarongo

‎Police in the Otjozondjupa Region have reported a tragic road accident that claimed three lives and left two people injured on Thursday night, 16 October 2025. The incident occurred at around 23h00, approximately 72 kilometres from Otjiwarongo towards Okahandja on the B1 road.
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‎According to the Otjozondjupa Police Regional Spokesperson, Senior Inspector Maureen Mbeha, the accident involved a white Toyota Double Cab that was travelling from Rundu to Windhoek. The driver was reportedly taking his mother to the hospital at the time of the crash.
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‎“It is alleged that the driver drove over a drum containing oil that was lying in the middle of the road. As a result, he lost control of the vehicle, and it overturned,” said Mbeha. “It is suspected that the drum might have fallen from an unknown vehicle.”
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‎The vehicle had five occupants, including the driver. Three passengers died instantly at the scene, while two survivors were transported by ambulance to the Otjiwarongo State Hospital for medical treatment.
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‎The driver, a 56-year-old Namibian male, sustained no visible injuries but complained of pain and was admitted to the Otjiwarongo State Hospital. A 25-year-old Namibian female passenger suffered pelvic and right leg injuries and was later transferred to Windhoek for further treatment.
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‎The deceased have been identified as an 84-year-old Namibian female, who was the driver’s mother; a 53-year-old male Portuguese national with a valid Namibian work permit; and an 36 year old Namibian female.
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‎The remains of the deceased were transported to the Otjiwarongo Police Mortuary, and the next of kin are yet to be notified.
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‎Police investigations into the cause of the accident are ongoing.
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‎Report: Kaleb Nghishidivali
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Update: The person who was reported missing after the vehicle accident this night, 72km from Otjiwarongo towards Okahand...
16/10/2025

Update: The person who was reported missing after the vehicle accident this night, 72km from Otjiwarongo towards Okahandja, has been found. Marshall Ranger and Lifeguard Sean Naude confirmed that the individual is a woman who was discovered approximately 15 meters from the scene. Unfortunately, she was deceased. Further information will follow.

Update: Kaleb Nghishidivali

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