The long-awaited meeting between the City of Windhoek (CoW) and its striking workers, initially scheduled for yesterday was postponed to Monday, 10 November. The meeting was expected to bring both parties to the table to discuss worker’s grievances, which is centred around wage increases and poor working conditions. However, the planned meeting was pushed to...
Author: Maurice Kambukwe (Maurice Kambukwe )
Carving out a living
In the southern part of Windhoek, just next to Game Shopping Complex, a small group of wood carvers works quietly at their stalls. Calm and far from the busy city markets, the steady tap of chisels fills the air as artisans shape their pieces with patient, practiced hands. Many of them have been carving for...
LPM demands people-centred land reform
The Landless People’s Movement (LPM) has called for an urgent review of Namibia’s land reform programme, arguing that the current system disadvantages thousands of residents living in informal settlements. This was said by LPM Member of Parliament, Utaara Mootu, during a recent rally held in Mariental over the weekend. She told supporters that despite the...
Kilimanjaro Boxing bonanza heads north
The country’s leading amateur boxing stable, MTC Kilimanjaro Boxing Club, will this weekendstage an exciting boxing bonanza in Oshakati. The event, scheduled for Saturday at Ekuku, will bring together top amateur clubs from across northern Namibia to battle for top honours across various categories. According to stable founder and trainer Joseph Bernhard, more than 100...
NDTC Futsal League heats up
The NDTC Futsal League action continues this weekend, with several exciting matches scheduled for Saturday at the Windhoek Showgrounds. A total of seven games are on the cards, headlined by a clash between a struggling Flying V side and INEOS at 14h00. Flying V, who sits at the bottom of the log with just four...
Stars’ NFA monthly grant in limbo
Defending champions African Stars say they have yet to receive their monthly grant from the Namibia Football Association (NFA). This is despite the new league season kicking off last weekend. African Stars’ chairman Salomo confirmed yesterday that the club has not received its monthly allocation from the local football governing body. “We have not received...
Action-packed weekend in futsal league
Futsal fans in the country will be in for a treat when the national futsal league continues over the weekend. A number of matches are lined up for Saturday. Seven matches are set for Saturday, with Maverick in 10thposition on the standing taking on Boston Madrid in a tie expected to start at 14h00. This...
Futsal trials set for weekend
Futsal Namibia will this weekend conduct national U/17 trials to select players whowill represent the country at this year’s Dakar en Jeux International Futsal Tournament in Diamniadio, Senegal. The continental tournament is scheduled to take place from 6 to 9 November, with Namibia aiming to assemble a strong team capable of flying the national flag...
Personality of the week – Gowaseb takes coaching lane
Namibian T54 wheelchair racer Roodly Gowaseb, known for his resilience on the track and passion for para-sport development, is now taking on another role as coach. The decorated T54 para-athlete, who has represented Namibia in various regional and international competitions, has started transitioning into coaching after completing a certified course with the Namibia National Olympic...
Rundu Tennis Club rising as northern powerhouse
In a town where football has long dominated and sports facilities remain scarce, a determined group of tennis enthusiasts in Rundu is steadily changing the narrative. What began as a casual pastime for one individual has evolved into one of northern Namibia’s most promising tennis club, Rundu Tennis Club, which is now producing players who...









