#omusati

[southafricajournal]

Kavango East and Omusati to clash in Newspaper final

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[mozambiquetribune]

Kavango East and Omusati to clash in Newspaper final

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[timessouthafrica]

Kavango East and Omusati to clash in Newspaper final

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[southafricavoice]

Kavango East and Omusati to clash in Newspaper final

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[southafricatribune]

Kavango East and Omusati to clash in Newspaper final

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[saotometribune]

Omusati NamPol in pursuit of rape-accused pastor

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Short-distance migration critical for climate change adaptation

Contrary to common assumptions, most migratory movements are people moving short distances, largely due to economic, social and environmental factors, such as climate change. A study of people living in the drylands of India and parts of Africa was carried out by UEA researchers in the School of International Development. The paper, ‘Everyday mobility and changing livelihood trajectories: implications for vulnerability and adaptation in dryland regions’, is published today in a special issue on Everyday Adaptations in the journal Ecology and Society. The research was led by Dr Mark Tebboth, Associate Professor in the Environment and International Development. Dr Tebboth said: “Most attention is on international migration and how climate change will lead to huge numbers of people fleeing across borders, but actually the vast majority of people move short distances within their own country in order to take advantage of opportunities or in response to shocks and stresses in their lives. “Supporting and enabling this migration will help people to continue to adapt the pressures in their lives.” The research looked at drivers and outcomes of people’s mobility in the drylands of India, Ghana, Kenya and Namibia. Interviews were conducted during 2016 and 2017 with people living in those regions. Drylands are the largest global biome, covering about 45 per cent of the Earth’s land surface and accommodating more than a third of the globe’s population. Drylands are characterized by low and highly variable water availability and high temperatures. These regions are experiencing multiple pressures, including increasing rates of aridity and soil degradation; poorly planned and implemented development interventions; rapid population growth; historically high rates of poverty; poor communication infrastructure; and isolation from national centres of power — stressing livelihoods reliant on natural resources. In India, the study sites were in North Karnataka’s Kolar district, where diversification to non-farm labour and daily commuting to Bangalore is common, and the Gulburga district, where agricultural livelihoods dominate and there has been historical outmigration to large cities. In Kenya, the study sites were in Isiolo, the ‘gateway to the north’, where pastoralism, farming and tourism are common. Water is a scarce resource and this looks like it will become more severe in the future. The study also included locations in the Upper West region of Ghana and the Omusati region of north-central Namibia. Dr Tebboth said: “Far from being exceptional, this everyday mobility is ubiquitous and much removed from alarmist discourses of ‘climate migration’ that views movement as solely climate-driven. “In reality, it is normalized within lives and livelihoods and these movements are crucial in helping people to manage different shocks and stresses within their lives, including increasing climate variability. Most mobility, especially that in which environmental change is of some influence, is and will remain local.”

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外交声明: 凯拉萨合众国（The United States of KAILASA）与纳米比亚共和国（Republic of Namibia）的奥穆萨蒂地区建立了双边关系 奥穆萨蒂地区（Omusati）是纳米比亚北部第三大人口稠密地区与凯拉萨合众国，即古老的开悟印度教文明国家的复兴建立双边关系——强调他们在文化理解、宗教自由和其他权利（Sarva Swathantratwa 全然的自由意志）、消除饥饿、青年领导力、整体健康和教育倡议、教育公民交流、环境管理和可持续生活；幼儿发展、妇女赋权和消除贫困、可持续生活和农业方面的相似价值观。 奥姆萨蒂是纳米比亚十四个地区之一，首都是乌塔皮（Outapi）。Omusati 是恩顿加语（Oshiwambo ），指的是可乐豆木（Mopani tree），是该地区的主要树种。这主要是一个农业地区，也是一个吸引游客的目的地。奥姆萨蒂地区拥有迷人的特色，例如非洲最大的瀑布之一的鲁阿卡纳瀑布（Ruacana Falls）、各种住宿和游猎机会，以及以各种动植物为特色的未受破坏的景观。 奥姆萨蒂地区是来自非洲、亚洲和欧洲不同地区的文化群体的家园，其独特的价值观和传统使纳米比亚社会具有独特性。 ～尼希亚南达翻译小组 原文链接： https://www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda/posts/768159654676868 联繫凯拉萨华人世界的方式： 微信：14595087（Ma Kailasa） 联繫凯拉萨香港的方式： 微信：a6567811299（Ananda Shakti） 脸书：@kailasahk 联繫凯拉萨台湾的方式： 台灣凱拉薩 Line ID : kailasa_taiwan TEL: 03-3630195 phone:0919-132331 #凯拉萨 #MahaParamashivoham #SHRIKAILASA #尼希亚南达 #吠陀 #财富 #Nithyananda #ParamahamsaNithyananda #Kailasa https://www.instagram.com/p/CpfehZ0vnef/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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“Preparations are underway for this year's celebrations and the government wishes to invite Namibians from all parts of the country to come together and celebrate the selfless acts of sacrifice, whilst reaffirming our unity and patriotism that fosters pride and duty towards the prosperity of our nation,” [Audrin Mathe] said. He added that the public will be treated to various cultural and musical performances and other entertainment activities.

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The Education Director in the Omusati Region, Benny Eiseb, is concerned about water shortages being experienced at a number of schools in the region.

Eiseb informed the Prime Minister, who was in the region to assess service delivery, that 40 schools in the region were facing water shortages.

Some schools are sharing water from community boreholes with schools that have no source of water. However, the tires of the car, which the directorate uses to take water to schools, are worn out.

"The water problem in Omusati is not only a problem at our schools, it is in the whole region because of the water pressure and some sources where the community gets water. It is a challenge because the directorate of education is not responsible for water provision, we are responsible for teaching and learning."

In addition, the directorate has more than N$20 million in outstanding invoices for water, electricity, and catering for hostels and school feeding programs.

Currently, the Outapi public library is completely cut off from water and electricity because the directorate could not settle its bills due to financial constraints.

The directorate received warning letters from Okahao and Ruacana town councils to settle their water bills or face disconnected water to their schools and hostels.

Local authorities are also finding it difficult to operate optimally because of unsettled debts by public institutions.

"The ministries of education, health, and others, 99% of those institutions are not paying for their services, and it's draining our financial position. I am therefore appealing to the office of the PM to please assist us in this regard," confirmed Junias Jakob, CEO of the Okahao Town Council.

Water shortages have been worsened by the rehabilitation of the Oshakati/Calueque canal.

Some councilors also informed the Prime Minister that the drought relief food is insufficient and does not accommodate all the affected households.

Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila responded to some of the issues raised.

"When it comes to things like disconnection of water supplies to government institutions, I think that is a typical form of poor coordination because, for now, you have children in the same household. In the government, there are those that deal with this funding and those that deal with service delivery, so the situation that is happening is poor coordination. I can just imagine the children in the hostel without water. All of you are right, there are some shortfalls somewhere."

"The Acting CRO and the ED of the OPM, let us follow up on this information that has been provided; we hope that it has been channeled through the regional council, but the key here is that this must be a combined income of not more than N$2600, and it must be in a subsistence-dependent area," she said.

[southafricajournal]

Omusati and Omaheke book Newspaper Cup semi-final berths

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[mozambiquetribune]

Omusati and Omaheke book Newspaper Cup semi-final berths

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[timessouthafrica]

Two boys drown at Omusati

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[southafricavoice]

Omusati and Omaheke book Newspaper Cup semi-final berths

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[southafricatribune]

Omusati and Omaheke book Newspaper Cup semi-final berths

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[saotometribune]

Two boys drown at Omusati

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