Charles Ndeumane ONGWEDIVA – Oonakulwa aakulu naakondjelimanguluko mboka ya li moshikondo shuuhaku pethimbo lyekondjelomanguluko oya li ya gongala mOngwediva mOlyomakaya ga zi ko opo ya dhimbulukwe nokusimaneka iilonga mbyoka ya longo pethimbo lyekondjelomanguluko. Minista gwuuhaku nonkalonawa Dr. Kalumbi Shangula ngoka a li omupopi a simana poshituthi shoka okwa ti oondohotola naapangi yopethimbo lyekondjelomanguluko oya longa...
Namibia prepares for semi-final showdown against Zimbabwe
The reigning champions of the Africa Cup, Namibia, will face Zimbabwe in the semi-final match at 15h00 at the Mandela National Stadium in Kampala, Uganda. Namibia comes from a commanding 38-5 defeat of Burkina Faso on Saturday, and are looking to secure another victory against Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe, however, are not to be underestimated as they...
Cyclists arrive in Paris as Olympics start Friday
Namibia’s cyclist Vera Looser and her team yesterday arrived in Paris, where she is set to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics, which is set to commence in less than two days. The games will officially commence on Friday, and conclude on 11 August at the Stade de France. A total of 10 714...
Kilimanjaro Boxing Club returns
Six months ago, the MTC Kilimanjaro Boxing Club embarked on an ambitious journey to bring boxing to the youth in Namibia’s remote regions. With a mission to scout and nurture young talent, the initiative covered regions, namely Zambezi, Kavango East and West, Oshana, Omusati, Oshikoto and Ohangwena, covering more than 50 schools. It aims to...
Lace up for Bank Windhoek’s Red Run
The Bank Windhoek Red Run, previously known as the Bank Windhoek Relay, is shaping up to be a memorable, active and thrilling experience. The event is a collaboration between the /Ae //Gams Sports Club and Bank Windhoek, and is scheduled to take place on 10 August in Windhoek, starting at Zoo Park. Anticipating a day...
‘Dancing Queen’ Moraa cautious ahead of Paris
An orphan who grew up without even a picture of her mother, Kenyan Olympic hopeful Mary Moraa’s personal hardships keep her cautious about her chances in Paris, despite being crowned world 800 metre (m) champion last year. She leapt over the finish line in Budapest in August to achieve a career best of 1:56.03, ahead...
From security guard to baker
Bernard Chali, a 35-year-old resident of Luderitz, has changed his life from a struggling security guard to a thriving baker, serving delicious treats to his community. Not long ago, Chali found himself in a predicament. He was earning peanuts from a job that did not give him fulfillment or enjoyment. “It was tough. My employer...
Youth empowerment through clothing production
August 26 Manufacturing has embarked on an initiative to empower young Namibian people through an apprenticeship programme. This programme, which commenced on 1 April, seeks to equip young individuals, including those from marginalised communities and women, with essential skills in clothing production. The three-year apprenticeship program offered by August 26 Manufacturing will train apprentices in...
Luderitz museum revives maritime heritage
Luderitz, a coastal town in Namibia known for its rich maritime history, has a newly-fortified museum housed in a majestic historical building. This museum, set to open its doors soon, is an inspiration for education and exploration, drawing visitors from across Namibia and beyond. At the centre of the museum’s attraction is an amazing addition...
Short story – Adapt or Die
Long ago, the chocolate-brown moths were colourful butterflies. They flew over the trumpet-shaped lilies and were nicknamed the flying flowers. There were countless purple, blue and yellow moths. These troops of rainbow-like insects painted the crystal clear ponds. The insects floated on the water in half-moon marches. Soon the reddish yellow and deep red moths...









