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Sport cries for local support
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Sport cries for local support

The spokesperson of the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC), Givean Samulandela, has pleaded with Namibians to aggressively support local sports events the same way they flock in numbers to watch foreign games and matches across borders. Samulandela was speaking at the MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba held in Windhoek last week, dissecting the topic of unpacking...

NRU reveals home fixtures ahead of Rugby Africa Cup
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NRU reveals home fixtures ahead of Rugby Africa Cup

The Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) has announced a lineup of international warm-up matches in preparation for the 2025 Rugby Africa Cup, set to take place in Uganda from 6 to 20 July.  These fixtures are a crucial part of Namibia’s high-performance programme as the national team gears up for a run at qualification for the...

SSC: Namibia’s resilient, evolving social buffer …promises to operationalise national pension fund
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SSC: Namibia’s resilient, evolving social buffer …promises to operationalise national pension fund

From humble beginnings at the Social Security House in Khomasdal in 1994, the Social Security Commission (SSC) continues to grow in leaps and bounds.  It shields both members and non-members from economic hardships as the ultimate safety net. In November that year, the Social Security Act was signed into law by Founding President Sam Nujoma,...

Ombudsman investigates Ndama East school
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Ombudsman investigates Ndama East school

Sawi Hausiku  RUNDU – Ombudsman Basilius Dyakugha and his investigators recently visited the Ndama East Primary School in Rundu, where learners are taught under trees.The school was established by community members in 2022.  It cannot accommodate all 630 students and 15 volunteer teachers.  Learners are taught under 13 big trees around the school, made up...

Professor Katjavivi takes IPC to school
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Professor Katjavivi takes IPC to school

Lahja Nashuuta Former Speaker of the National Assembly Prof Peter Katjavivi has welcomed the decision by the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) to revisit its earlier stance and assume the Office of the Leader of the Official Opposition.  He said the office plays a vital role in strengthening governance and accountability in Namibia. IPC president...

Nam, China deepen economic ties
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Nam, China deepen economic ties

Bilateral trade between China and Namibia reached approximately US$1.3 billion in 2024, emphasising a robust and growing partnership between the two countries. With China’s continued commitment to expanding trade with Africa, officials hinted at even greater economic cooperation soon. China’s ambassador to Namibia Zhao Weiping made these remarks during a courtesy call on President Netumbo...

Bok set for epic showdown
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Bok set for epic showdown

Namibian mixed martial artist Geraldo Bok is set to showcase his skills this Saturday when he takes on South African opponent James ‘JJ’ Karagiannidis in the featherweight division at Versus Fight Night 13, scheduled to take place at the Heartfelt Arena in Pretoria, South Africa. Bok, who trains out of Kosoto MMA in Windhoek, carries...

Ongos climb on top, second round resumes 
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Ongos climb on top, second round resumes 

Defending champions of the Debmarine Premiership African Stars could end the week at the top of the table if they beat Tigers in tomorrow’s tie. The MTC Maris Cup champs found themselves third on the standings on Sunday. This came after they went 2-0 down to Unam on Saturday, and achieved a hard-fought 1-0 victory...

Ndaitwah stands up for boys
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Ndaitwah stands up for boys

Rudolf Gaiseb The boy-child is falling behind. Namibia has attempted to level the playing field, promoting equal opportunities and the empowerment of all. Deliberate actions were taken to ensure women had equal opportunities with their male counterparts.   But while the nation solved one problem, another surfaced. This is a view held by many, including...

NNN demands permanent benefits
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NNN demands permanent benefits

ARANDIS – President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has strongly called for Namibia’s natural resources, especially uranium, to deliver permanent benefits to the country’s economy and its people, even after the minerals run dry. The president was speaking during an extensive tour of Rössing Uranium Mine near Arandis in the Erongo region on Saturday, where she warned that...