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A glance at political ‘grasshoppers’
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A glance at political ‘grasshoppers’

As the campaign period reached the stage where political parties eagerly show off the size of their following and the conquests from opponents, many aspiring and established politicians have been switching to parties they were once diametrically opposed to. A particularly large number of high-profile party-hoppers has been observed during this campaign. This week, forex...

Mbumba blows Namibia’s horn… demands seat at global table
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Mbumba blows Namibia’s horn… demands seat at global table

President Nangolo Mbumba announced that Namibia has transitioned from being a passive participant to an active contributor in global dialogues, emphasising its commitment to promoting equality and recognition for smaller and developing nations in international decision-making processes. The Head of State made these remarks at State House while reflecting on his recent visits to New...

It ended in tears for independent candidates …as Koolike diverts support to AR
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It ended in tears for independent candidates …as Koolike diverts support to AR

Lahja Nashuuta This year’s presidential election will not feature independent presidential candidates. This is after the four individuals who wanted to gun for the highest office in the land solo failed to meet all requirements as prescribed by the Electoral Act. “They made it almost impossible for us to meet what was the legal requirement,...

Boulter’s pre-trial postponed 
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Boulter’s pre-trial postponed 

Iuze Mukube The pre-trial hearing for British millionaire Harvy Boulter has been postponed by the High Court to allow his appeal in the Supreme Court to be finalised. During the hearing yesterday, Windhoek High Court Judge Hosea Angula ordered that the accused’s pre-trial be rolled over to 16 April 2025. This is to make way...

Tobias calls for greater recognition of boxing in Namibia
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Tobias calls for greater recognition of boxing in Namibia

Multiple award-winning boxing promoter Nestor Tobias has recently voiced his frustration regarding the exclusion of boxers from the Namibia Annual Sports Awards nomination list. Despite the sport’s active participation on global platforms, Tobias highlighted that the significant contributions of Namibian boxers like Harry Simon, Paulus “The Hitman” Moses, Paulus Ambunda, and Julius Indongo have gone...

Honouring Alex Angermund on horseback
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Honouring Alex Angermund on horseback

Zebalt Ngaruka This Saturday, the Rehoboth Turf in the Hardap region will host the 15th edition of the Standard Bank Alex Angermund horseracing competition, honouring the late Alex Angermund, a pioneer of horseracing in Namibia. The event is one of the country’s largest sporting spectacles and is expected to attract various horseracing clubs and supporters....

Sport stars nominated for awards 
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Sport stars nominated for awards 

The Namibia Annual Sports Awards nominations took place yesterday in Windhoek.  The awards ceremony will take place on 22 November at the Mövenpick Hotel (former Safari Hotel) in Windhoek.  The categories for the awards are as follows:  Sportsman of the Year  Janie Meuwesen, Stephanus Francois Marais  Arian van der Plas  Alexander Miller  Sportswoman of the...

NAC, NCAA to host 2025 SOE Games in Swakopmund
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NAC, NCAA to host 2025 SOE Games in Swakopmund

WALVIS BAY – The Namibia Airports Company (NAC), under the leadership of CEO Bisey /Uirab, has announced that it will host the State-Owned Enterprises’ (SOE) Games in Swakopmund from 1 to 6 July 2025.  The announcement was made on Tuesday during a press briefing at the Namport boardroom, where he highlighted the significance of sports...

Unite against poverty – Mbumba
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Unite against poverty – Mbumba

President Nangolo Mbumba has urged Namibians to unite in the fight against poverty, emphasising the importance of decent work and social protection as key pillars in improving the lives of all citizens.  “I urge all Namibians to play their part in lifting one another. Through unity and collaboration, we can realise a poverty-free Namibia,” he...

Rukoro: Swanu coalition won’t cripple Nudo
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Rukoro: Swanu coalition won’t cripple Nudo

Barry Rukoro, the president of a National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) breakaway group, has insisted that his faction’s newly-formed coalition with Swanu will not cripple Nudo.  The marriage will also have no bearing on the party’s operations nor will it affect Nudo’s relevance, the former football administrator said.  Rukoro provided the surety to his followers...