The Namibia Premier League (NPL) has written to the secretary general of the Namibia Football Association (NFA), Franco Cosmos, cautioning that if the local football association does not desist from using the names of six clubs, they will be left with no choice but to sue.
Namibia’s senior cricket side, the Eagles, inspirational captain Gerhard Erasmus on Saturday delivered an awe-inspiring performance on the opening day of the Castle Lite Series to surpass a record 1 000 T20 career runs as he steers to a seven-wicket win over the visiting Cranes of Uganda.
One of Namibia’s promising boxing talents Sebastianus ‘Iron Fists’ Nathanael is set to make his continental debut when he fights for the coveted vacant WBO Africa featherweight title against Zimbabwe’s Hassan Milanzi this month.
TransNamiba ǁkhawa oahā-ūs !gâi hōǂgāsa kurus ǀgaub !nâs ǂnamipeb ge Dana Sîsenǂuira mâisab Johny Smitha, ǂoa ge wekheb Wunstaxs aib ge !âǀhuru-aon ǀkha ūhâ i ǀhaos tawa ge mî, TransNamib N$2.6 biljun marisa ǂhâba hâsa ǁîb di koro kurigu ǂharugub ǀaweǁguiba 2023 !nâ sī!nâs !aroma.
!Hū!nāsi ǂganǀgaub !khauǁnuib dib ge ǁkhawa !nonaǁî !nās ase Wunstaxs 7 !Hoaǂkhaib 2021 dis ai nî ǂharo. Nē ǂharos !nâ-i ge !khauǁnuib tsî disel-i tsîn hoana 50 sentgu ǀkha literi ai nî ǀarohe. !Gomenǁgams !nâb ge ǂganǀgauba !khauǁnuiba N$13.15 tsî disel-e N$13.18 ai nî ǂgan.
At times, one wishes to interrupt the morphology of the old term ‘agriculture’ to ‘agribusiness’ to meet current demands. Thereafter, we can perhaps attempt to draw a line between livestock keeping and actual farming for commercial purposes.
It is important to treat livestock diseases immediately that occur during the rainy season, as prolonging such treatment could be detrimental to the animal›s health.
Agriculture remains the single largest source of income and livelihoods for rural households in the developing world, normally providing more than 50% of household income.
The crop production sub sector of agriculture has an abundance of niche opportunities that are yet to be exploited.
As Namibia marked 31 years of independence, Bank of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab addressed a public lecture under the topic: ‘How does Namibia stack up? – our own story’.