The Namibia Tennis Association’s (NTA) tournament director Larushka Kruger says the senior men’s tennis tournament held at the Central Tennis Court in Windhoek lived up to expectations.
Author: Maurice Kambukwe (Maurice Kambukwe )
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Mboma, Dam among athletes billed for Douala …. have set eyes on this weekend’s meeting to qualify
Local sprinters Christine Mboma and Mohamed Bock are among a group of athletes who will represent Namibia at the upcoming 23rd edition of the African Athletics Championships in Cameroon, scheduled to take place from 15 to 25 June.
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Heita set for a date with Bonokoane in boxing ring … aims to claim African title
Namibia’s leading boxing stable, MTC Nestor Sunshine Tobias Boxing and Fitness Academy, yesterday announced that they will host their second boxing bonanza of the year on 17 August.
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SOE Games to pull over 1 500 participants
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Archery trials to select national team
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Desert Jewels gun for glory at netball series
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Namibia’s Eagles aiming for success… T20 World Cup kicks off
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Muller secures gold for Namibia
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It was a good test for the players – Benjamin
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Trustco distances itself from bowling club’s debts
The Trustco Group has distanced itself from the financial liabilities accrued by the Trustco United Bowling Club, formerly known as the TransNamib Bowling Club.