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Haapsallane Maive Jaaska leidis eile keskpäeval söödiku aiast mõne minutiga, kuigi päeval püsivad need peidus, et allesõhtuhämaruses väja ilmuda. Foto Juhan Hepner Haapsallased võitlevad end aedadesse sisse seadnud ablaste söödikutega soolvee, tuha, lauaäädika, kohvipaksu ja odava kange õllega. Haapsallane Maive Jaaska ei oska öelda, kui palju jämedat soola tal viimaste aastate jooksul on kulunud. Ämbrike soolveega peab olema kogu aeg käepärast, et sinna hispaanlastest pahalasi uputada. Tiiru aias teeb Jaaska iga päev ja paarkümmend nälkjat leiab iga kord ämbrisse tee. Kuigi teod ilmuvad välja õhtuhämaruses, ei kulunud eile kolme minutitki, kui Jaaska leidis lillevarte vahelt maasikapeenrasse suunduva oranži limuse. „Siin ta on! Igavene pirakas!” hüüatas Jaaska. Nälkjatele maitseb kõik, mis teele ette jääb. Nad närivad auklikuks kartulipealsed ja rabarberilehed ning hävitavad maasikad. Tungivad kasvuhoonesse ja panevad paprikad nahka. „Mullu sõid kurgid ära,” ütles Jaaska. Eriti peavad hiidnälkjad lugu peiulilledest – neist on järel vaid pisike tutt. Ainsana ei puutu nad sibula- ja porgandipealseid ning mädarõigast. „Flokse ka pole pu The post Hispaania teeteod rüüstavad Haapsalu aedu appeared first on Lääne Elu.

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We’re bringing together educators and professionals interested in bringing Artificial Life education to their institutions and organizations. Each two-day workshop explores fundamental questions about...

We’re bringing together educators and professionals interested in bringing Artificial Life education to their institutions and organizations. Each two-day workshop explores fundamental questions about...

We’re bringing together educators and professionals interested in bringing Artificial Life education to their institutions and organizations. Each two-day workshop explores fundamental questions about...

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Electricity industry leaders have gathered at Swakopmund for the 15th Annual Technical Conference of the Association of Electricity Distribution Utilities (AEDU) to discuss the future of electricity in Namibia. The conference brings together electricity distributors, policymakers, and experts to address challenges facing the country's energy sector, including rising tariffs, infrastructure needs, and expanding access to power. "While Namibia continues to face electricity supply constraints, we encourage industry leaders to invest in diverse energy solutions, including renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, which Namibia is richly endowed with. Harnessing these resources can increase local energy production while supporting the country's socio-economic development," said Swakopmund Mayor Suama Kautondokwa. Industry representatives say Namibia still faces a significant challenge in reaching universal electricity access. According to data presented at the conference, about 400,000 households in the country remain without electricity, despite national targets to reach full electrification by 2040. AEDU Namibia member Jason Iyambo explained that "we have only moved about 5% in the last ten years or 15 years. Interestingly, we also consider our peers, such as Eswatini, Kenya, and Botswana. At some point, we were actually just the same as them, but today Kenya and Eswatini are close to 80%, and Namibia is still hovering below 59%. That's a very big question that we need to answer ourselves." Delegates also discussed the impact of global factors on energy costs, including fluctuations in oil prices and increasing electricity tariffs, as well as funding for electrification projects. The conference seeks to explore solutions such as renewable energy, smart technologies, and stronger partnerships to improve electricity distribution across the country.

ELECTRICITY LEADERS GATHER IN SWAKOPMUND FOR AEDU CONFERENCE NBC Online Wed, 03/11/2026 - 19:11