A group of 30 women graduated last week from the MTC-initiated Women in Golf programme held at Windhoek Country Club.
Author: Maurice Kambukwe (Maurice Kambukwe )
Stars reign supreme …fans spoil the party
Two second-half goals secured African Stars’ victory over Orlando Pirates, crowning them champions of the Debmarine Namibia Premier League for the second consecutive year.
Khomas dominates AN championship
The Khomas region asserted dominance at the Athletics Namibia (AN) senior championships held in Windhoek this past weekend.
Fireworks expected at Athletics National Champs …Mboma will be in action
Fans can anticipate an electrifying display of athleticism when Athletics Namibia (AN) hosts its national championships today and tomorrow at the Independence Stadium in the capital.
Stars await crowning moment
African Stars are set to claim back-to-back titles tomorrow when they face relegation-bound Orlando Pirates at the Independence Stadium.
We aim to clinch title – Gure…as women’s league reaches climax
Ongos Ladies could clinch the FNB Women's Super League (WSL) championship title if they win their two matches this weekend.
Athletes racing against time for Olympic qualification
With less than 92 days left before the Olympic Games kick off in Paris, France, Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) secretary general Joan Smit has assured the nation that more spots are within reach for Namibian athletes as qualification deadlines approach.
Experience will come into play – pundits …as Ongos miss out on climbing log
Ongos Football Club missed an opportunity to go top of the Debmarine Premier League summit, as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Julinho Sporting over the weekend.
NFA staff in it for personal gain – Traut …as he reflects on SG journey
The former secretary general (SG) of the Namibia Football Association (NFA) Jochen Traut is adamant the local football governing body’s staff members are resistant to change, and will continue to derail the body’s ambitious plans.
Start your own netball, men told… Tjongarero tears into warring feds
THE unprecedented involvement and influence of men in Namibia’s netball has drawn sport minister Agnes Tjongerero’s ire, urging them to start their own netball league instead.