Namibia’s sprint sensation Christine Mboma on Saturday night said sheer bravery, her love for the country and a need to reassess her recovery at an international event were among the driving forces that propelled her to scoop a bronze medal in the women’s 200m final.
Trinidad and Tobago athlete Jereem Richards on Saturday ran an astounding time of 19.80 seconds to break a 28-year-old Commonwealth Games 200m men’s record that was set by Namibia’s sprint legend Frank Fredericks in 1994.
Local athletics coach Letu Hamhola has lost his appeal against the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC), Namibia Paralympic Committee (NPC) and Athletics Namibia (AN).
Omulumenhu weedula 28 okwa fya eshi a tuwa nombele shaashi va ti a nwa mo oBeer ya mukwao ina pula epitikilo.
Aalongwa oyendji ohaya sikola omimvo ondhindji kiiputundhilo yopombanda omolwa okutamukulula nenge ye li momagumbo yaana iilonga omolwa omayithano ya hogololola gaana ngushu.
Opolifi moshitukulwa shaShana oya lopotelwa oibofa yomakwatonghonga younona vavali voukadona ova kwatwa onghonga oshivike sha dja ko
mOngwediva.
Oshiwike sha zi ko okwa li oshiwike shoNational Cancer Awareness (NCA), shoka sha li sha ndhimbulukilwa koCancer Association of Namibia (CAN).
Okamatyona keedula 19 otaka kongwa kopolifi eshi vati ka denga ina ndele ta ka dipaa ongobe yaye nokulandifa ombelela komatala.
Uuministeli womindhingoloko iihwa nomatalelepo owa ti, nonando ehulithopo okundhipaga oompanda olyi li ko kule, itau hulitha po okudhi gamena opo uupyakandhi mboka wu shonopale ngele itau hulu.
Katengo kaAmta kakupile bayahi banaha Namibia kuambuka kuleka bupi bwa mbonji bobukenyizwe mwanaha isi kamulao, kakuli taba yeo ifofaza teko yambonyi mwanaha.