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Yali's Question
Yali's Question is the story of a remarkable physical and social creation—Ramu Sugar Limited (RSL), a sugar plantation created in a remote part of Papua New Guinea. As an embodiment of imported industrial production, RSL's smoke-belching, steam-shrieking factory and vast fields of carefully tended sugar cane contrast sharply with the surrounding grassland. RSL not only dominates the landscape, but also shapes those culturally diverse thousands who left their homes to work there. To understand the creation of such a startling place, Frederick Errington and Deborah Gewertz explore the perspectives of the diverse participants that had a hand in its creation. In examining these views, they als...
Uusiku osho wa vala Ondjamba
Monale-nale, Aawambo oya li ya tala ko ondjamba oshinamwenyo shi tilitha noonkondo. Yo aniwa oya li ashike hayi itsuwa ongula aantu sho taya penduka. Yo aasamane yaawambo yonale kaya li haya lala inaaya pangela kutya ongula otaya meneka taya ningi shike. Ihe ngele nkene ya ka penduka omondjamba, oompangela adhihe dhesiku odha li dhi na okukalekwa opo omukunda aguhe gu kondeke ondjamba. Omupya omunene, Tshiwa, kehe ngaa esiku a pendukile, omondjamba. Sho ye mu nyengelele, ye okwa li oye awike, ashike osho e yi kola. Tshiwa okwa koko ngaashi aanona aakwawo yAawambo yopethimbo ndiyaka. Osikola okwe yi hiti poosikola dhongeleka yaKatoolika koshitopolwa shokonooli. Onkene uukwatya we owa li wa ng...
Omivo 100 dhiilonga yEvaangeli mOmbalantu
Embo ndika, Omivo 100 dhilonga yEvaangeli mOmbalantu otali gandja histoli lyomuule lyilonga yetumo mOmbalantu, osho wo etaandelitho lyElaka etoye okuza megongalo Nakayale okuza sho lya totwa 1917 sigo 2017. Embo olya ndjandjukununa nawa uuyamba wopauthiga wehistoli ly Aambalantu manga ukriste inaawu thika moshilongo. Embo olya hokolola wo osheetwapo shotango shaatumwa Aasuomi mependulopo lyOmbalantu kombinga yuundjolowele, elongo nokuulika epondolo nomashongo milonga yetumo lyaSuomi mOmbalantu. Embo olya pakela uuyamba wopahistoli mboka kaawu na mpoka wa nyolwa mOshiwambo. -Dr Petrus Mbenzi, Senior Lecturer: Oshiwambo, University of Namibia Eingwandjulomumwe lyetumo lyEvaangeli moshigwana shaMbalantu nomuthigululwapu-tuko gwasho inayi tongomonwa mo nawa ngaashi sha li shi na okukala. Embo ndika olyo eminikilo lyiiningwanima yoshili yopandjokonona naanaa ngaashi ya ningwa kaatumwa ya tetekela nokAambalantu yongashingeyi okutunga nokutsikila oshilonga shEvaangeli mOmbalantu. -Omumbisofi Lukas Katenda, Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of Namibia (REACH-Namibia)
Ionic Liquids
Ionic liquids continue to attract a great deal of research attention in an even increasing number of areas, including more traditional areas such as synthesis (organic and materials) and physical properties studies and predictions, as well as less obvious areas such as lubrication and enzymatic transformations. In this volume, recent advances in a number of these different areas are reported and reviewed, thus granting some appreciation for the future that ionic liquids research holds, and affording inspiration for those who have not previously considered the application of ionic liquids in their area of interest.
Myth, Music, and Dance of the American Indian
An introduction to the Native American culture. The Teacher's Resource Book provides pronunciations, tribe information, maps and instructions on making Indian instruments.
Ohungipeke
The title Ohungipeki refers to a conversion of oral heritage into written form. The ohungi session traditionally takes place in the evening during which oral stories, riddles, taboos, and traditions are taught to children. This book literally puts the teaching of the evening assembly in the hand. The author’s rich command of Oshindonga revives archaic words that are not often used in writings of today and adds linguistic depth to the record of history and tradition. The book aims to capture significant information about the past for the sake of new and future generations (Embo ndika, nando lya nuninwa omuleshi kehe, otali neke unene omapipi omape...) and introduces readers to stories, forms of greeting, ceremonies, rituals, praise songs, ethics, fears, expectations, beliefs and the cosmology of the Aawambo in general and the Ondonga people in particular. The book will therefore prove valuable not only to traditionalists, but also to parents, teachers, linguists, ethnographers, social scientists and students of philosophy, history, culture and ethics, provided they have an understanding of the language.
Nursery tales, traditions, and histories of the Zulus, in their own words, with a translation into English and Notes
Reprint of the original, first published in 1868.
