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Meu namorado sempre ferve cascas de laranja e limão com canela. Perguntei por quê e ele disse: “Minha mãe fazia para perfumar a casa.” Achei que fosse mania de família… até sentir o cheiro. Fica INCRÍVEL. 😂 Vocês já conheciam esse truque? Que outro hábito simples funciona tão bem?
Legendary tweet. 💯
You are educated in your field of study and others are educated in their field of studies too. You can't shame a Diesel mechanic for not knowing law or economics..You also can't disassemble an engine and service it.
Stop looking down on others, they also know what u don't know.
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Residents of Otapatapa Village in the Otamanzi Constituency of the Omusati Region are pleading for urgent government intervention after a prolonged drought left their community without water for people and livestock.
The village, which depends mainly on crop farming and livestock, says the earth dams it relied on have dried up, leaving residents with nowhere to get water.
With no reliable alternative, the community struggles daily to find water for drinking, cooking, sanitation, and their animals.
Community members say they now have to travel as far as 10 km to collect water, using donkey carts.
Aina Veiko, a community member, said residents volunteered to dig trenches for a water pipeline. However, the effort collapsed after they received only ten 100-metre pipes from the constituency councillor’s office.
She added that the pipes were less than a quarter of what was needed to complete the project.
Veiko said she fears the trenching work will be wasted and that the trenches might cave in and be covered over time.
When approached for comment by NBC, Otamanzi Constituency Councillor Irja Mbutu said there were no extra pipes and that the 10 x 100-metre pipes were the only ones available when she started. She said she had initiated efforts to get the project started.
She stated the pipes were budgeted to cover only 1 km.
According to Mbutu, the main challenge arose because community members allegedly refused to dig the trenches when asked and expected the government to do it for them.
She also claimed community members extended the trenches beyond the planned 1 km without approval.
She said the office will attend to the issue and urged community members not to take matters into their own hands without first consulting the constituency councillor’s office.
Andreas Uugwanga
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Fenam retweeted
Lukewarm take: we need to stop using mental health/therapy buzzwords in day to day life. Not everyone you dislike is a narcissist. Being sad doesn’t mean you’re depressed. There’s a resounding difference between being nervous and having anxiety. You’re not ADHD because you don’t like to sit still. You’re not autistic because you’re quirky. OCD doesn’t mean you’re organized. And for the love of all that is holy, not every situation that made you uncomfortable is “trauma”.
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Here is exactly how HR finds out you lied on your CV, and some of these happen before you even get the job:
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I had a “marriage” with TN, sour it was, I told them to terminate the contract, due to poor service. They had arrogant staff members that felt like one should beg them.
I paid off the contract without receiving any good service.
By Mbangula Lameck Amugongo
In 2010, I received a call from the then Telecom Namibia bursary officer informing me that I was one of the successful candidates to be awarded a fully funded bursary from Telecom Namibia.
It was this funding that enabled me to pursue and complete my Bachelor's IT in Software Engineering at the then Polytechnic of Namibia, a life-defining moment that changed my life.
After graduating, I joined Telecom Namibia and spent six rewarding years working across different departments. One of my key roles was as a Business Intelligence Analyst, where I provided data-driven insights to support strategic decision-making.
During my time at Telecom Namibia, I also furthered my education, obtaining a Master’s degree in Computer Science.
thebrief.com.na/2026/06/tele… #namibia #telecommunications #telecom #ai #technology
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A reminder from Atomic Habits by James Clear:
“It doesn't make sense to continue wanting something if you're not willing to do what it takes to get it. If you don't want to live the lifestyle, then release yourself from the desire. To crave the result but not the process is to guarantee disappointment.”
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Major cheat code for life: Leave people better than you found them. A kind word. A thoughtful question. A small encouragement. A little more belief than they had before. You never know which sentence becomes the one someone carries for years.
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Your life will be filled with testimonies that cannot be explained by anything other than God's hand upon you. Doors will open for you. The right people will find you. Good opportunities will locate you. You will receive help when you need it and strength for the days that feel heavier than usual. When you look back on this season, you will see that even the things you worried about were already being worked out in your favour. And in the days ahead, there will be many reasons to smile and say, "God has been good to me."
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One of the harder parts of adulthood is making peace with things that never happened. The career opportunity you thought would work out. The friendship you were sure would last. The relationship you believed would become something more. Some of life's deepest disappointments come from what never happened at all. Plans that never became reality. Dreams that never made it beyond your imagination. There is a particular kind of sadness in letting go of a future you had already pictured so clearly in your mind.
