WINDHOEK – Activities at the ongoing Okakarara Trade Fair will this weekend be amplified by thrilling horseracing action, organised by the Professor Supporters Club under the auspices of Okahatjipara Turf Club.
Year: 2018
Zambia is tough but beatable, says Mannetti …blistered Urikhob a doubt
WINDHOEK – Brave Warriors head coach, Ricardo Mannetti and skipper Ronald “Stigga” Ketjijere have called on the nation to come out in numbers and cheer the national team to victory over Zambia tomorrow.
The unknown English boy in the bubble Steven “Stevie’ Carr
Had young Steven Carr, not decided to leave his native land for the United Kingdom to explore the rest of the world, he could have easily played for the land of his birth at all youth levels including the senior national football team, the Brave Warriors, if his immerse football talent is anything to go by.
Cycle Classics applauds helpers
WINDHOEK - Rotary Club Windhoek in conjunction with Cycling Club Windhoek Pedal Power as technical partner for the road bike and mountain bike cycling races, Quinton Steele-Botes, WHS Athletics Club, takes care of the runs, walks and T-Rex Training Tribe the Kiddies Classic.
Lets make it our beat to have the Chipolopolos’ blood run cold
Generally, we tend to stumble when estimating probabilities for instance if someone says “never” , yours truly usually register this as a minuscule probability greater than zero , since never cannot be compensated by a negative probability.
Otjiposa tja Shangala na Amupanda katjitjiko rukwao
OTJOMUISE- Omupyeke mokurirwa ousemba wehi, Job Amupanda, no ministera yOuokohoke Moveta, Sackey Shangalay, vatie okuhangana nokukatununa ondjakaha yawo kumwe pendje notjombanguriro motjiposa oministera maa ipaha okusutua o N$500,000 i Amuapanda mokutja wemuyamburura.
Avihe Cheryl Kaimu-Ujaha masuvisiwa mohange muhuka
OTJOMUISE- OnÿiÞona Cheryl Avihe Kaimu-Ujaha muhuka otjimasuvisiwa mombongo ya Pioneerspark ape momurongo womuhukomunene.
Motorists should brace for more fuel increases – Schade
WINDHOEK – Following yesterday’s 40 cents per litre fuel increase for petrol and diesel, a local economist has cautioned motorists to brace for further increases. According to Klaus Schade, a Research Associate at the Economic Association of Namibia, more pressure can be expected on local fuel prices mainly due to the continued depreciation of the Namibian Dollar coupled with global oil supply uncertainties.
SA’s technical recession means more domestic fiscal woes
WINDHOEK – Local economic analysts have cautioned that South Africa’s technical recession could have serious implications for Namibia’s sovereign credit ratings recovery efforts, will in all likelihood exert increased pressure on already declining disposable incomes and is expected to result in decreased Southern African Customs Union (SACU) revenue which will mean more domestic fiscal constraints. South Africa’s economy slide into a technical recession as it shrunk 0.7 percent in the second quarter. The downturn, which was South Africa’s second consecutive quarter of negative growth, was driven by contractions in agriculture, transport, trade and manufacturing industries.
Hail the mortal remains but wither reparations
Last Friday - like on many other similar occasions before - saw a solemn event during the official reception of the third repatriation of the mortal remains of those who perished in the wars of resistance, and ultimately in the resultant 1904-1908 genocide.