The Council of Ministers responsible for sport in the Africa Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region 5 has announced a change of dates for the 2025 youth games. Initially scheduled to take place from 6 to 15 June, the games will now be from 4 to 13 July 2025. The change of dates was necessitated to...
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Outgoing Goagoses reflects on key achievements
Outgoing president of Netball Namibia (NN) Rebekka Goagoses has highlighted several key achievements during her tenure, with the most significant being the acquisition of two sprung floors for the national netball courts, made possible through the Directorate of Sports. This milestone represents a substantial improvement in the country’s netball infrastructure, and ensures a higher standard...
Uis bays for Xinfeng’s blood
UIS – The Uis community is demanding immediate and decisive government action against Chinese mining firm Xinfeng over the alleged illegal destruction of the environment, and desecrating cultural sites. The residents want Xinfeng executives arrested and held accountable for alleged reckless and illegal mining practices in the area. A high-level investigation into Xinfeng’s operations is...
Telecom hit by massive cyberattack … over 400 000 files ‘leaked’
Telecom Namibia has been hit by a cyber incident involving customers’ data leaks. Since then, the company has been assessing the full scope and extent of the attack with the help of local and international cybersecurity experts. CEO Stanley Shanapinda said Telecom Namibia is committed to addressing this matter responsibly, and will issue a detailed...
Maltahöhe ‘elbowed’ from Nauklift deal
MALTAHÖHE – The Maltahöhe community has expressed concern over the recent concession awarded for the Farm Arbeit Campsite. The concession also includes a related shuttle service in the Namib Naukluft National Park. In a letter dated 20 November 2024 and addressed to the executive director of the environment ministry, representatives from the Witbooi Traditional Authority...
Namibia targets ending HIV by 2030
Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula has reaffirmed that the Namibian government is committed to ending HIV and AIDS as a public threat by the year 2030. He made these remarks in a speech delivered on his behalf at the World AIDS Day commemoration in Groot Aub on Saturday.The event, themed as ‘Take the rights’ path’,...
Nampol maintain impressive run
In-form Khomas Nampol continued their impressive start to the Premier League season on Friday, defeating FC Ongos at Independence Stadium in the capital. The 1-0 victory keeps them atop the table with 10 points after winning three out of their four matches. Mighty Gunners follow closely in second place with the same number of points...
South Africa scores brace at Netball Cup
South Africa made history by achieving a remarkable double victory at the 2024 Netball Africa Cup, which concluded over the weekend at the MTC Dome in Swakopmund,after kicking off on 9 December. The Spar Proteas triumphed in the women’s final, defeating Uganda 65-50 in an exhilarating match that showcased their dominance on the court. Simultaneously,...
PDM in perfect storm … as leaders plot an internal coup
Rudolf Gaiseb Just less than two weeks after its dismal electoral performance, a perfect storm is brewing within the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM). The party now finds itself in a tight spot, a situation which has allegedly forced the official opposition in the National Assembly (NA) to vacate its rented offices in Windhoek West, one...
Bukalo’s financial woes mount
BUKALO – The Bukalo Village Council is facing several financial challenges, including delayed third-party payments, salary issues and the suspension of medical aid contributions for employees. Despite these obstacles, CEO Anna Sazita has reassured residents that they are working around the clock to address these concerns. “Our third-party service providers are a top priority, and...