Benjamin Netanyahu

@namibiansun @toys_ndjebela This is the way forward

Labour minister Wise Immanuel has directed the Walvis Bay Municipality to deduct more than N$1.1 million owed to security guards employed by Bertha Security Services CC — the firm contracted to provide security at municipal facilities — and pay the workers directly from the company’s next invoice. namibiansun.com/labour/ministe…

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@TheBlckGenius Namibian leaders are shameless

Just like they are mining our minerals and giving the government 10% interest after selling not 10% of the mined minerals even. We even need to start with nationalizing our resources. Vokon shiiiiiiiiiiiiit

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@mOkapendi @EliasHaimbili Of course our leaders will align themselves with that because they want to continue with looting, corruption and enrich themselves as they wish... Your freedom would be gone if it isn't for American intervention to ensure world leaders comply otherwise we would be doomed

@mOkapendi @EliasHaimbili Fellow Namibians are stupid, they think joining Russia, China and North Korea will comes with opportunities, imagine supporting dictators , countries where democracy doesn't exist, where you can not challenge a seating dictator and no freedom of speech.......

Personally, I support Starlink as long as it complies with our laws. We already use platforms that collect our data, so the focus should be on regulation and benefits, National Security. People with no computer and networking knowledge are so stupid sowar. My GOAT knows.

@Mukwananzi @GeniusLeigh Shameless people

@GeniusLeigh How about the Petroleum discoveries? How come the government only has 10% or less?

In Namibia, the law is very clear, 51% MUST be owned by LOCALS! We don’t care who you are. Comply or pack up! Finish! Starlink this, Starlink that! Tell Elon Musk that it’s very simple! Whether his is to spy on us or not, that’s NOT the bone of contention. It’s the 51%! Finish!

@IThaListener Oo yeah look at agricultural industry, no effort from our old politicians, they don't even give a damn

@certifiedresp Oh... I mean, we are too relaxed now because of that ideology.. thinking no threat, as we are an enemy to none.

We became too relaxed, man. UN won't come to our aid anymore. Cuba is fighting their own battles. We don't have a direct military intervention agreement with Russia nor China, India.. Oil oil... Being an enemy to none ideology is useless in the current world geopolitical sphere.

@ITheAdvocate @iTheGovernment @IThaListener This is because we have more illiterate, mentally colonized commanders than those that thinks

@iTheGovernment @IThaListener Most of it goes to salary and buying irrelevant things, the defence lacks research and development skills and capabilities that can be transformed into something that could become a force multiplier

@IThaListener With type of mentality, we won’t come anywhere close to Iranian military strength. Mind you, the defense budget is still under N$8B

@EngineerTangos @dme_363 Remote areas

@dme_363 How is his image related to Starlink bro?? 😂😂😂

Elon Musk just wanted to give internet access with Starlink to Namibia's:

@langhans_uv @fireshikomba They always reveal how connected and dump they're

@fireshikomba Enjou your Coke, KFC, Sony, Apple, Microsoft, Colombia,... products. All 100% foreign owner. It is really pathetic you not knowing how obvious you are.

Namibia must never bend its laws or compromise its sovereignty for any investor, no matter how rich. Starlink did not meet our standards, simple. And as for Elon Musk, he has consistently fallen short of the kind of character we value. That is not who we are..

@fireshikomba It has done so to Chinese and Russians, the regime wants to join force with dictators..... The freedom of speech will be gone if we continue supporting the nonsense!! The corruption is evidence of the slow shift from democracy to dictatorship

THREAD!! 2024 appointed as a parliamentary candidate by the President of IPC the official opposition in Namibia. At the time, I saw it as service, I didn’t fully expect the cost that comes with exercising a right our Constitution guarantees: belonging to a party of your choice

What followed was a crash course in quiet sidelining, the kind young Namibians know too well when they back an opposition voice. Opportunities dry up. Networks shift. You learn how “democratic right” can feel like a professional risk when you’re young and visible.

If this resonates, you might find the rest of the reflections and the tools I used to keep going in the book: THE POWER OF PERSEVERANCE! Repost!!!! Thank you

I’m not sharing the whole story here (it’s in my book, (The Power of Perseverance), but I will say this: Namibian youth often fight to stay true to their beliefs without paying a hidden price. That resilience deserves a louder conversation.

@TheNamibian But we have Chinese and Russians here that are doing the same, it's very dangerous when a regime associates with dictators

Prime minister Elijah Ngurare has defended the rejection of satellite internet service provider Starlink’s Namibian licence application, insisting that foreign investors must comply with the country’s 51% local ownership requirements. namibian.com.na/namibia-stands…

@MICHAEL_NS44 @thatvirgingirl_ You people lie too much

Karm a NIMT drop out have a possibility of earning more than those who completed their 4 years education course?