Mva’s Language Reach Could Improve

Mva’s Language Reach Could Improve

I WOULD like to commend the MVA fund for the well job done in as far as information dissemination about the fund is concerned.

They provide good information to the public through the media and their newsletter. I just have a little problem that they tend to use one Namibian language only, and I mean Oshiwambo.For instance, the ‘Save Lives Campaign’ is called Xupifa Eemwenyo, the newsletter is called Uukumwe.Maybe they can balance a little bit so that other languages are also used to name various products of the fund.Unless it implies that the Oshiwambo-speaking people are the ones causing so many accidents!T Van Vuuren WindhoekI just have a little problem that they tend to use one Namibian language only, and I mean Oshiwambo.For instance, the ‘Save Lives Campaign’ is called Xupifa Eemwenyo, the newsletter is called Uukumwe.Maybe they can balance a little bit so that other languages are also used to name various products of the fund.Unless it implies that the Oshiwambo-speaking people are the ones causing so many accidents! T Van Vuuren Windhoek

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