Pulakeneni Graphics

07/09/2026

Omaupyakadhi nomaipumomumwe gamwe ohageetwa kokukala wu hole okwoombela omusamane/Omukadhona /kulukadhi goe, unene ngaa meerelationship mo(owa hala okuuva shike, opo wushininge shike!?? -Insecurities Tuu-😜😆) . Keshe shimwe m'kweni tapopi mongodhi owa hala okushuuva. Ethimboli; ando owali inooshuva, andola Otashi vulika tokalekepo Ombili yeni, ihe sho nduno weshuuvu, oontamanana nodha holoka, Ombili etayi kana, evundakano eta li holoka- nosho tuuu...

Ethimbolimwe; oku holekathana liholekwa nasho osha nika oshiponga, oshoka Esiku ngaa Oshili tayi keya puuyelele, iiti oyina okuteka- onkugo oyina okuuvika nokewale!

Epulo otalitii neeh:
Osha simana ngaa Omuntu akale hiiyakele mongodhi yamukwao unene ngaa mosms, email nomee call log? Oshasima ngaa Omuntu akale hoombele mukwao uuna eli mongodhi? Osha simana ngaa Omuntu akale hapula kutya owali topopi nalye mongodhi ne omwali tamu popi shike? Oshasima ngaa nakuhokanwa/nakuvalithwa sho nee hiiyakele nokushokashoka mongodhi yemwene atumine gumwepo hadhengelwa komuntu gwe Omatukano nenge omatilitho? Ongiini mbela ngele pamwe nakumuvalitha/nakumuhokana oye hati inahokana nenge kena Omuntu eli naye pamakwatathano??

Ileni tuhungileni tse tu ndungikathaneni - Omaivo goe ota ga vulu oku longa noku ndungika🤝

07/09/2026

Osh*thima shElugo epe mekwatathano netalo lyelugo (iitalapepata)

Omufuko konima yefundula oha shuna kaanjawo, aka taleko iimbale mbyoka oye mwene heya eyi humbata. Omasiku ngoka omufuko halala kandjahemweno okuza esiku lyohango, oha ga kala geelekana nomasiku ngoka takalala koohe opo ashune nawa akaningilwe elugo. Elugo pahedhi dhAawambo olundji ohe li ningilwa kuyinamweno ha li ningwa ngaa komuhandjo, puupepi nondunda yomuholike gwe. Omulilo ngoka hagu temwa pelugo epe; ogwafa ngaa hagu temwa komuntu/okanona kaza kombinga yomuhomboli, omufuko haye mwene hegu tema-unene ngaa monyapilaka yAandonga. Osh*thima shelugo epe ohashi telekithwa oluko lwepokolo lyomulunga, omuti gwomunaluko nosho tuu, shiikwatelela kosh*tunda hoka omufuko taningilwa elugo. Omufuko oye mwene hateleke tango pomasiga ge. Iithima yelugo epe ihayi liwa kushaangoka, ohayi liwa owala kaakwanezimo-kumboka yomom'tutut ngwegumbo moka mwahokana omuntu ngo.

Konima yelugo ngele lyaningwa, oha ku landula osh*tuthi shetalo lyelugo (iitalapepata), opo omazimo gatseyathane yo yatokolepo oshidhila shoka hashi kala shamanga aahokanathani. Omukiintu ngele ina ningilwa iitalapepata, aavali yawo ihayeendathana kutya nee opiituthi yomaudhigu nenge openyanyu.

Omukulukadhi eli mokavideo tateleke 'yakwetu' napewe epapa, okushi okutakula nawa iithima Meme ngu! 🫶🫡 Locosound naye napewe omafoloko omolwa iikwelengendji ye yina om'lyo 🎶. Hilma Pulakeneni (YEEVROU GwanNongongona Oonkuluhedhi) natsikile owala... Yo aalunduli yaPulakeneniGraphics nayo naya tsikile nokukukutha ombinga-(Puleni, puukululeni ne gwedhiipo)🫡

06/09/2026

Mboka yatalikako kutya yo aathigona; moompiti odhindji, uuthigona wao owu li owala konkayi yiikutu yokolutu, oshoka aathigona oyendji oha ya longo omapya, yo oha ya longo iipalutha yagwanena omaluvalo gao.

Omaluvalo oha ga ngongoshekwa kooyina opo yakale ha ya yakulathana, ya kale yeholathane yo yagwanenwe kushoka yena. Aanona yamwe yaputukila poluhepo oha ya kala yena omagano. Mosikola ohayesh'eenditha nawa nolundji yamwe yomuyo oha ya kaninga aazeko.

Iitumbula ta yi landula ohayi nkondopaleke Aathigona.
1. Ponkudhu paandjaHO, pondjala yomutoko paandjaNYOKO.
2. Ombizi yomuthigona ihayi oto!
3. OSH*THIMA shomukaga pamwe nenyanyu oshivulithe Egumbo lina Onyama, lyo olyuudha oontamanana.

02/09/2026

DEAR NAMIBIAN TEACHERS & LEARNERS: CHOOSE PEACE, CHOOSE RESPECT, CHOOSE YOUR FUTURE ❤️🇳🇦

There is a video currently trending on social media showing a male teacher being confronted by a schoolboy in a classroom. The learner even had the audacity to point a finger directly at his mentor.

But what happened next is what touched me.
The teacher took his paper and walked away.
He chose peace over anger.
He chose wisdom over confrontation.
He chose his career over a moment of revenge.

Because sometimes, as a teacher, you have every reason to be angry but you must also remember that one moment of anger can cost you years of hard work. If that teacher had decided to use his physical power, he could have injured the learner. He could have been injured himself. He could have faced disciplinary action, suspension, or even lost his livelihood.

Walking away did not make him a coward. It made him wise.

Dear Namibian teachers, school starts next week, and I am sure many of you will face difficult situations. Some learners will test your patience. Some will challenge your authority. Some may speak to you in ways that you never imagined a learner could speak to a teacher.

But please remember: You are not only teaching Mathematics, English, Science, omalaka or what ever. You are also teaching by example. When a learner disrespects you, don't allow their behaviour to destroy your peace, your career and your future.

As we say in Oshiwambo:

Etheni iipuku yikase omeya.”
Sometimes, you must let the anger pass and choose peace. Keep your bread. Keep your job. Keep your dignity. Keep your future. 🙏🏽

Walking away from a small boy does not mean you are powerless. Sometimes, the strongest person in the room is the one who has the power to fight but chooses not to.

DEAR LEARNERS ❤️
Your teacher is a qualified professional who has dedicated their life to educating you. Dhidhilika: Your teacher's salary will not decrease because you fail. Their family will still eat. Their children will still go to school. But your failure will follow you. The disappointment, financial burden and pain that come with failing may affect you, your parents and your family.

So when your teacher tells you to correct your behaviour, listen. When they rebuke you because you have done something wrong, don't automatically see it as hatred. Sometimes, correction is another form of love. A teacher who takes time to tell you where you are going wrong is saying:“I believe you can do better.”

Respect your teachers, not because they are perfect, but because respect is part of becoming a responsible human being.

And teachers, remember that your learners are still growing. Some come from difficult homes. Some carry problems you know nothing about. Some are fighting battles behind their smiles. Correct them firmly, but don't forget to guide them with compassion.

Let this new school term be different.
Teachers: Don't let one disrespectful learner steal your peace and Learners: Don't let one moment of disrespect destroy your future.

Aavali, Eputudho oha li tamekele megumbo!

02/09/2026

01/09/2026

KONEKA: monale ngele owa kondjo nomukadhona ndele mokuvunyagulathana kweni mono: owa kwata mondjeva, ndele etayi tokokamo m'mbunda, owuna okuyifuta! omawe gaantu ngoka gandondela pevi owuna okuga futila ongombe.

Ye ngono hamatula oshimato shomukadhona ngono (breaking virginity?) nonande inapuza okatumwam'lilo monale okwali haningwa ngiini?? 🧐🤔

31/08/2026

Esimano lyeno lyOmuhama☕

31/08/2026

Ongoma ohai hokelwa pondjila - (natupuukululathaneni)

30/08/2026

28/08/2026

BEFORE YOU MOCK OR LOOK DOWN ON A SINGLE MOTHER OR A WIDOW RAISING CHILDREN ALONE, PLEASE CONSIDER THIS:

🤏Before you judge her, remember that you may never know the battles she fights behind closed doors.

1. Some single mothers chose peace over drama. They decided to raise their children without constantly demanding child maintenance (OSOPOTA ndji hayipopiwa) from the father not because the children do not have needs, but because she realized that 'you cannot force someone to take responsibility when they have chosen not to.) Every responsible adult should know that children need food, clothing, education, shelter, love, and care.

2. Some mothers are doing double parenting, being both mother and father, carrying responsibilities that were meant for two people.

3. Some were simply abandoned by the fathers of their children (omuntu etayi nuuyuni we). Some were left despite having done nothing wrong. Others are raising children with fathers who are physically present but emotionally and financially absent (aalumentu yamwe oyena uukwapata wululila-otape waamwayina yaakintu, omanka mbu avala tau mono iihuna!

4. Behind that strong single woman may be countless sleepless nights, endless hustling, tears she never shows, and sacrifices nobody sees. There are mothers who go to bed hungry so that their children can have something to eat. Mothers who wear a smile during the day while silently wondering how they will provide for tomorrow—Simanekeni aakintu taya tekula omaluvalo gao!.

And the same applies to widowers raising their children alone Losing a spouse and suddenly carrying the responsibility of raising children alone is a burden that only someone who has lived through it can truly understand.

So, please stop mocking people for circumstances you have never experienced. Stop looking down on single mothers. Stop judging widowers. Stop assuming that you know their story simply because you see their situation. Some people are fighting battles you cannot see.

Instead of judging them, respect their strength. Instead of mocking them, encourage them. Instead of speaking down to them, pray for them. Because one day, life may place you and your loved ones in a situation you once laughed at. Be kind. Be compassionate. You never know how hard someone is fighting just to keep their family going, especially the single mothers! ❤️