Born in the town of Walvis Bay in 1954, unlike many of his boyhood buddies who liked to kick a football around, Stein started between the sticks.
Year: 2024
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Kudos to Brave Warriors …put doubting Thomases to shame
Let the truth be told, many people, including the pot-blooded self-styled keyboard pundits never gave the Brave Warriors the slightest chance to win a single match at the ongoing Afcon finals in Ivory Coast, let alone reach the knockout stage of the continental flagship showpiece.
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Tjiueza not ruling out a PSL move
PRINCE Tjiueza has been hailed as the next best thing to happen in Namibian football after the rise of Brave Warriors captain and leading Mamelodi Sundowns marksman Peter Shalulile, and the exciting midfielder has not ruled out a move to the Premier Soccer League (PSL).
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Ovayelele mEengodi oonghee tava pewa oikulya
Kansela woshikandjohoololo shEengodi Protasius Neshuku okwa ti oshiwana shoveyelele shi li moshikandjohoololo shaye itashi dengwa kondjala molwaashi ohashi pewa oikulya ya wana okupitilila mombelewa yaye.
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Nakulivaka mongali fiyo onena ina monika
Opolifi moshitukulwa shaHangwena ot ai ningi omakonakono kombinga yoshitaashi shopolifi kOshikango konima eshi kwa lopotwa ovanadolongo have livake mokakuma.
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Ya kuthilwa ko 30% okuningulula oonzapo dhomangeshefelo
Elelo lyondoolopa Helao Nafidi moshitopolwa shaHangwena olya kutha ko oopelesenda 30% kiifuta yokuningulula oonzapo dhethikamepo lyomangeshefelo.
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Komimvo 14 ka kwatwa koonkondo nokuninga etegelelo
Opolisi moshitopolwa shaMusati oya patululile omulumentu gwomimvo 33 oshipotha sho ta fekelwa a kwata koonkondo okakadhona komimvo 14, ee taka ningi etegelelo.
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Omagumbo 48 000 ga taalela ondjala kOhangwena
Ombelewa yomupilimaminista oya indila oshigwana kaashi lande iikulya yoshikukuta, oshowo shi lopote uuna sha mono aantu taya landitha.
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Oitukutuku 32 yovanenenhu
Omupopiliko wouministeli woiyendifo neendjila Julius Ngwenda okwa ti ouministeli wavo otau ka landa eetuwa 32 dovanenenhu mepangelo.
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Couple invests in gardening
MERCY Liswani and her husband Tetlow have cultivated more than a garden; they have sown the seeds of self-sustainability.