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@SkyNews @Stone_SkyNews Glad hearing that Americans are also losing lives in their war. Keep it up Iran!

BREAKING: A U.S. fighter jet has gone down over Iran, according to new reports. An American official has told the Reuters news agency the jet had been shot down and a search is under way for the pilots. Sky’s @Stone_SkyNews reports

@AuneGodwill *Aunt

My Ant keeps calling me for weekends, and I am starting to think there is an arranged marriage somewhere. Ndonga anties don't play😭😭😭

@Hamnjela I want a million $ car, I've 500k for a deposit. Which option'd be more financially advantageous? 1. Paying the required 10% deposit and top up after a few months 2. Paying a 500k deposit to the bank 3. Paying 500k to the dealer and borrowing 500k from the bank (is this allowed)

What’s that one thing you have always wanted to understand about money, but never really asked? It could be anything, investing, saving, property, debt, side income, or just how to manage your finances better. Drop your questions below. Over the next few days, I will go through them and share answers, or bring in people who actually know what they are talking about to give proper insights. Feel free to share this too. The goal is to make money more conversational, more open, and actually useful.

@FabrizioRomano The difference between a natural born leader and hardworking leader.

💙🫂 Leo Messi decided to let Nicolás Otamendi take the penalty at La Bombonera. 38 year old defender could be on his last home game in front of Argentina fans… and Messi wanted to give him the penalty.

@NepoloNangula Ok Ms Adam Smith

@_Kapakaye I'm not interested in fossils ndati!

@Issai_Twali Your fellow fossils were at Pequena on Saturday, where were you?

Gladiator The Green Mile Man on Fire

@MAWLR_Nam Why acting? The vetting results weren't conclusive?

Join us in congratulating Mr. Alfred Sikopo on his appointment as Acting Executive Director: (Vote 37), effective from 1st April 2026.

@GwenLister1 Well, it’s a disaster. It’s all about bait and money now. Yesterday, a local woman tweeted, “I will kill myself tonight at 21:30. That left me dead.

@Issai_Twali Finally? Been here ever since Elon removed real verification. Now it’s just a checkmark. ☹️

With very few exceptions, watch out for these blue tick accounts (they are not ‘verified’, they are bought, btw) either scamming, spreading disinfo, tweeting for clout and/or trying to get $ from a racist. Be circumspect before you follow, or swallow the BS.

Our local media should stop the of habit of overpopulating content with the same person on certain subjects. Learn to seek different perspectives from different voices. We don’t lack knowledge in this country, we lack access. And loudness doesn’t necessarily equal expertise.

@MekondjoKondja @okaputu11 This is a valuable contribution to the discourse.

Good day I would not like to contribute. This is worth celebrating but let's celebrate knowing the extent of the win. Firstly, just to highlight the huge difference between Valuation and Evaluation / Valuer and Evaluator. Anybody can be an Evaluator of something. Evaluation is generally of quality. It can be the quality of a car, course, education system, implementation of a programme, a relationship, etc. Valuers on the other hand are technical professionals. Valuation is of monetary worth of an asset - can be immovable assets, natural resources, vehicles, plant and machinery, business, etc. Broadly, Quantity Surveyors value the monetary worth of Construction Projects, while Actuaries value monetary worth of Investments (Pensions, Insurance, etc.). Sworn Valuers are provided for by the Administration of Deceased Estates Act and also the Local Authorities Act. They were the recognized people at the time Valuation as a profession was not available here. In other words (there was a lack of such skills). You'd see the requirement to be Sworn in as a Valuer is "Fit and Proper (Sane)". The Magistrate would then proceed to assess your Financial Position through your Financial Statements. No academic requirements. That was then. Today when you have NUST and other SADC universities producing Valuers, and a regulatory bodies (Councils) for the profession in all those countries (Namibia also established a Council in March 2025), the registration body should no more be the Courts, but the Namibian Council for Property Valuers Profession - the same way Engineers are registered with ECN, Medical professionals with HPCNA, QS and Architects with NCAQS, etc. The gap: The problem to this day is that Estate Lawyers and the Master of the High Court are not able to verify the correctness of a valuation (as that is a technical report) and thus have a blind trust that such valuations are correct simply based on the source - a sworn valuer. We also experience this knowledge gap with Municipal Valuations when Provisional General Valuation Rolls are presented at Valuation Courts chaired by a Magistrate (without Valuation Background). The Rolls are approved simply because there's no objection from the public (who also don't understand Valuations). Not because the Magistrate understands the numbers. The public risks being subjected to false Rates and Taxes for years. Why am I saying this? We are coming from a racially discriminative background. Many of your Sworn In Valuers are white people who if you ask them for even a Bachelor's Degree, they'd scratch their heads. They have been singing "experience experience" but we see their reports. They're messing up these values. Their only relevance is Banks who reward them for valuing how Banks want. Another problem, Sworn In Valuer is not the catch. The catch is whether the Valuer is on any Bank Panel. Even if you say two (2) Sworn In Valuers, if both of those Valuers are on any Bank Panel, you're still dealing with the bank. The bank is a cartel - they work together to exploit the public. Get a list of Valuers on Bank Panels. It's the same people on FNB, Bank Whk, St. Bank, Nedbank. So, one can be a Sworn In Valuer (with a credible qualification or without), but if they're on FNB Panel, even if the case involves Nedbank, there's Conflict of Interest as they'd value in the favour of banks. Somebody on a Bank Panel can only value in representation of the Banks. They cannot be trusted to value independently, in the interest of the public. Having mainly white people doing Valuations for black clients is already a risk given how Banks treat clients. They can make Statements about fairness all they want but racism is systemic. The same banks we have here are practicing covert racism in SA. We hear of how white people are having their valuations reviewed and getting better values here in Namibia. We should keep having this conversation. Banks need be investigated and be closely monitored.

@EagleFMNam @CRANamibia We will continue putting out fires like this as long as we have reduced the Ministry of ICT portfolio to that of the government spokesperson. @CRANamibia remains technological castrated in this regard

.@CRANamibia Responds to NAC Data Leak The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN), via the Namibia Cyber Security Incident Response Team (NAM-CSIRT), stated that "Based on current assessments, the data may include airport permit system records, parking management information, engineering and project documentation, financial records, and certain internal reports." NAM-CSIRT added that they are currently in the process of verifying the full scope of the leakage and establishing whether any sensitive information has been affected by the data breach. The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) confirmed yesterday that data obtained via a cyber attack had been uploaded to the dark web. Photo: Contributed

@NBCDigitalNews We will continue putting out fires like this as long as we have reduced the Ministry of ICT portfolio to that of the government spokesperson.

The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has confirmed that data stolen in a recent cybersecurity breach has been released on the dark web by the INC ransomware group. According to Communications and Marketing Officer Dan Kamati, preliminary findings indicate the leak may include airport permit files, parking databases, financial records, and internal documents. NAC said it is still assessing whether sensitive or personal information was compromised, adding that containment measures have been implemented. The company assured the public that airport operations and safety remain unaffected, with further updates to follow. Johanna !Uri#khos #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp

@TheNamibian GOOD!

@AuneGodwill Because women intake from @mieyolisa

@namibiansun @ChilliKong I want to hug the CEO.

JUST IN: The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has rejected an application by Starlink to provide satellite internet services in Namibia. In a notice published in the Government Gazette today, the regulator confirmed that it declined both a Class Comprehensive Telecommunications Service Licence and a Spectrum Licence sought by the American-based company. The spectrum application would have enabled Starlink to operate fixed satellite services across Namibia using designated frequency bands. The company’s submission indicated it has no Namibian shareholding, a scenario that might have played out in the rejection of the application. Namibian policy directives have pushed for 51% local ownership in telecommunications companies, although CRAN and the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology are empowered to determine minimum local shareholding participation in the sector. In the Government Gazette today, CRAN said the decision was taken in line with provisions of the Communications Act, 2009, although detailed reasons were not disclosed in the notice. The authority noted that full reasons for the decision can be requested. Starlink, linked to tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, has been expanding its satellite internet footprint globally, targeting underserved and remote areas with high-speed connectivity. CRAN further indicated that, in terms of the law, it may reconsider its decision within 90 days either on its own initiative or upon petition by an aggrieved party.

@justAdegree I get your perspective. But reality tells most working Namibians earn at or below this level. It’s economically feasible. Many working Namibians already sustain lives on even lower incomes.

@TheNamibian Ove Endjala!!!

TIME TO ZIMBUKA ... Prime minister Elijah Ngurare has granted authorisation for all civil servants to work until 12h00 on Friday, in preparation of Independence Day on Saturday. Those performing emergency and critical services are excluded. "Let us all join the spirit of patriotism and celebration as we mark this historic day," says Ngurare in a statement released on Friday. Update: Martin Endjala

@the_anomaly888 @salom_102 @TheBlckGenius The opposite is true.

@salom_102 @TheBlckGenius Apparently it's that kinky sex where the person let's you tie her to the bed, sucking toes, playing with sex toys or spank her with a stick etc, that weird sex.

Kudos to girls that give it to us for free in the name of love guys. I'd know the taste of it if this was the standard for getting it🥹