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New hope at !Nknongo College ….Ngurare hails inclusive education
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New hope at !Nknongo College ….Ngurare hails inclusive education

Auleria Wakudumo Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has applauded the leadership of !Nknongo Community College for providing access to education for marginalised youth. !Nknongo Community College in Okongo, together with its sister institution, the Skills and Technical Education Academy (HSTEA) in Ongula yaNetanga village in  the Ohangwena region, are among Namibia’s first academic institutions to focus...

Namibia leads Africa in decolonising One Health  …integrates institutions and communities to strengthen ownership 
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Namibia leads Africa in decolonising One Health  …integrates institutions and communities to strengthen ownership 

Rudolf Gaiseb  LUSAKA – Associate Dean of the School of Agriculture and Fisheries Sciences at the University of Namibia, Simon Angombe, said Namibia has launched a five-year Tripartite One Health National Strategy to address the country’s vulnerability to zoonotic diseases.  Speaking at the Africa Biennial Biosciences Communication symposium that took place 26 to 28 August...

Nedbank for Good Series graces the coast 
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Nedbank for Good Series graces the coast 

Hilma Nalupe  The Nedbank for Good Series has wrapped up its coastal leg in style, delivering three competitive and well-supported tournaments at Henties Bay Golf and Lifestyle Estate, Rossmund Golf Course, and Walvis Bay Golf Club.  Action teed off on 16 August at Henties Bay Golf and Lifestyle Estate, where a husband-and-wife duo stole the...

Boma, Unbroken Promises victors at Back2Basics 
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Boma, Unbroken Promises victors at Back2Basics 

Zebalt Ngaruka  Racehorses Boma from Harambee Sports Club (HSC) and Unbroken Promises of Eamon Freygang won the main races at the Back2Basics race held at the Gobabis turf in the Omaheke Region on Saturday.  The distance of 2 000 metres was the main plate of the competition for both Nambred and Thoroughbred categories.  HSC’s Boma...

We prepared well – Kahuure 
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We prepared well – Kahuure 

Zebaldt Ngaruka  Otjinene team manager Brix Kahuure has credited discipline, commitment, and early preparation for their dominant performance at the recently concluded VRK All-Stars tournament held in Windhoek.  Hosted by the Namibia Rural Sports Development Federation at Khomasdal Stadium, Otjinene clinched both the football and netball titles, asserting their dominance across the board.  Speaking to...

Namibian bass anglers cast for glory on world stage 
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Namibian bass anglers cast for glory on world stage 

Hilma Nalupe  When most Namibians think of sport, football, rugby, or athletics usually come to mind. But this week, a small group of dedicated anglers is making history on the international stage, representing Namibia at the XIX Black Bass World Championships in South Africa. Bass angling is a boat-based sport where only bass are targeted...

Witbooi to represent Namibia at Intra-Africa Trade Fair
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Witbooi to represent Namibia at Intra-Africa Trade Fair

Vice President Lucia Witbooi will represent Namibia at the fourth Intra-Africa Trade Fair (IATF2025) in Algiers, Algeria. According to a statement issued by the Presidency, Witbooi will attend the fair on behalf of President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, following an invitation by Algerian president Abdelmajid Tebboune. The IATF2025, organised by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) in collaboration...

Father left to care for 7 orphaned grandchildren 
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Father left to care for 7 orphaned grandchildren 

Lahja Nashuuta Mariental – The Jagger family is reeling from tragedy after two sisters, Diana Jagger and Roselda Higoam, lost their lives in Saturday’s horrific road accident near Mariental, leaving a total of seven children – now all orphans. The deceased sisters’ father, Bereht Jagger, now left to care for the surviving children, lost his...

Activists eye local authority seats … commentator cautions of risks
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Activists eye local authority seats … commentator cautions of risks

Lahja Nashuuta Several community activists across Namibia have confirmed their intention to contest the upcoming regional and local authorities elections, citing public demand and the need for improved service delivery as their motivation. In Omaheke, social justice activist Veronia  Kuzeeko-Mokaleng  announced her decision to run under the banner of the Right to Shelter organisation.  Kuzeeko-Mokaleng...