Tashi li ekunde omekunde shi li poKunene opo
A Unicef report states that fifteen children in the Kunene region were victims of sexual violence between January and September. The report attributes these cases to sexual abuse in farms, child labor, and the presence of teachers who are not legally qualified. These findings were presented by Etleva Kadilli, the African director of the organization, and Samuel Ocran, the organization's representative in Namibia. During the presentation, officials expressed concern regarding the children who suffered these attacks.
Moshitopolwahoololo shaKunene omwa didilikwa oipofa yomahepeko opamilele a ningilwa ounona i li omulongo nambali pokati kaJanuali naSeptemba, olopota yoUnicef ya pita mafiku aa tai ti. Eshi oshe ya mokati komanyenyeto omahepeko meefalimi, omatilifo taa ningilwa ovanailonga ve na sha neameno lounona nomakateko okweeta ovalongi vominyonena ava komesho yoveta. Olopota yehangano eli okwa li ya leshwa pefimbo kwa li kwa talelwa po oshitopolwahoololo eshi mafiku aa komukulunhuwiliki wehangano koushilo nokoumbuwanhu waAfrica Etleva Kadilli nokomukalelipo wehangano moNamibia Samuel Ocran. Pefimbo letalelepo, ovanambelewa ava tete ova yandja omikundu odo da taalela ovanailonga vokwaamena ounona ovo tava mono oixuna. She likolelela kuOcran, eelopota dovashamane