Namibia has so far acquired four slots for the 2020 Summer Paralympic Games, but Namibia Paralympic Committee (NPC) secretary general Michael Hamukwaya is optimistic of attaining more slots ahead of the event scheduled for 24 August to 5 September in Tokyo, Japan.
Rundu-based outfit Julinho Sporting Football Club (FC) will be playing hard to avoid another defeat in the Namibia Premier Football League (NPFL) when they take on coastal team Blue Waters at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Saturday.
Phillip Muinjo started playing football at the tender age of 10 in the dusty streets of Katutura with boyhood buddies Frank Fredericks, Foresta Nicodemus, the Richter brothers Lazarus and Lucky, and his brothers Simon and Willy Muinjo.
Despite the recent exploits on the athletic track by the devastating pair of Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi, both products of the neglected Kavango region, Namibian sport is entangled in serious shambles, starting from the top echelons.
Oshipangelo shaNandjokwe osha ningi shotango okukala neshina lyokuminikila meni lyolutu, okuminikila omikithi dha yooloka tali ithanwa “endoscpy tower”.
Ovakalimo vomoshikulwa shaShana ova pewa oilongifo kouministeli woukashiikekookanhu opo va kondjife oluhepo nondjala moshilongo.
Ovanyasha vomoshikandjohololo shaNgenga ova mona endiki lomadeulo opaungomba ledina Ongenga Technical College eli li li mOngenga. Meenghundafana a ninga naKundana kansela woshikandjohololo shaNgenga Mathew Shikongo okwa hokolola ta ti endiki eli oli li tali yandje omadeulo kovanyasha mopaife ngaha.
You know neh… Namibians are sometimes just aspres people! No, for reals. I recently stumbled across a post that read: “I can’t wait for Namibian rappers to start sounding Namibian”. Allow me to contextualise why I am saying that as a people, as Namibians – we can be unnecessarily aspres!
In every traditional community, or what we know as tribes, especially in Africa, arises a category of musical lyrics, known to carry a particular melody, message and character related to that specific tribe, which often linguistically describe the knowledge and cultural heritage of that particular tribe.
The top trending clip is of former air hostess Sade Shereen Gawanas, who could not hold her tears as she witnessed the return of an aircraft leased to Air Namibia.