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JUST IN: Oonani Investments Group (Pty) Ltd, the business arm of the Namibian Traditional Authorities Trust, has announced Jamie-Lee Nels as its new CEO. Bringing over 16 years of experience in sectors including agriculture, banking, retail, and startups, Jamie-Lee Nels is set to lead Oonani in advancing economic growth for Namibia’s Traditional Authorities. “Under Jamie-Lee's leadership, the organization aims to enhance business efficiency, deliver impactful investment strategies, and strengthen economic support for Namibian Traditional Authorities,” a statement from Oonani reads.
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Mac G Thought MySol Was Joking When He Said He Will Invest On His Alcohol Brand Chiller Lager,MySol Just Invested R30 Million On Chillers Lager & He Now Own Some Shares,The Money Will Be Used In Marketing & Distribution To Grow The Brand Which Will Also Increase Job Opportunities,This Is What We Call Black Success,Seeing Black People Building Businesses & Winning Together,MySol Got A Good Heart,FACTSSSS!!!!!
For the first time in history, Manchester City have conceded 3 goals before half-time! 😂😂😂 The bald fraud allegations have been postponed, but the defenders need to answer some serious questions! 😭😭⚽ Even City isn’t immune to football terrorism! 😭⚽No one is above the programme! 💀�
The fact that it doesn’t have a garage makes the whole house useless
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The Namibian Police Force will deploy 20 officers to identified road accident hotspots and 30 vehicles nationwide as part of its preparations for the 2026/2027 festive season road safety campaign.
Acting Inspector General of Police, Major General Anne-Marie Nainda, announced the deployment during a consultative meeting hosted by the Traffic Law Enforcement Directorate to prepare for the campaign.
Nainda said the festive season is a critical period for road safety as increased traffic volumes raise the risk of road crashes, adding that NamPol would work with stakeholders to strengthen traffic law enforcement and improve road safety during the period, which will run from 16 November 2026 to 17 January 2027.
During the 2025/2026 festive season road safety campaign, Namibia recorded 470 road crashes, leaving 932 people injured and 92 dead.
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Can you now keep it to yourself 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽 we don’t need to know about your private life, go back to him as many times as you want, we don’t have a problem with that…. Just don’t come annoy us here with your cry outs.
