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Life Fighters top tense Northwest League finale …with titles and relegation at stake
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Life Fighters top tense Northwest League finale …with titles and relegation at stake

Otjiwarongo-based Life Fighters are in touching distance of the Northwest First Division Football League and an automatic promotional berth to the Namibia Premier League; however, they have to overcome an oncoming obstacle to keep their title ambitions alive. Dubbed Kahirona, Life Fighters need one point from their two remaining games to secure their return to...

Boxing at Oshakati this weekend 
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Boxing at Oshakati this weekend 

Boxing fans in the northern part of the country are in for a treat, as the country’s leading amateur boxing stable MTC Kilimajaro Boxing Academy is set to host a boxing bonanza this weekend.  The bonanza is slated for Saturday during the Ekuku Expo, and it is set to feature northern based boxing clubs. Additionally,...

African leaders to US: ‘We’re not seeking aid’ … demands equal partnership
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African leaders to US: ‘We’re not seeking aid’ … demands equal partnership

LUANDA – Africa’s top leaders delivered a united and uncompromising message to the United States (US) on Monday.  They said the era of donor dependency is over and the future must be built on mutual respect, investment and co-created prosperity. Opening the summit on Monday, African Union Commission chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf set the tone...

Fishing sector on tenterhooks 
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Fishing sector on tenterhooks 

WALVIS BAY – Pilchards worth over N$23 million were landed by six midwater trawlers in single trips they took between April and June this year. This is despite a moratorium on pilchard fishing in place since 2018. The catches constitute over 1.4 million kilogrammes of sardines landed, reigniting tensions between the freezer trawler fleet and...

Namibia seeks AGOA extension
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Namibia seeks AGOA extension

LUANDA – Namibia has expressed concern over the uncertainty surrounding the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which allows certain African goods duty-free access to the United States market. Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Selma Ashipala-Musavyi called for the extension of the AGOA at the US-Africa Summit, where the country recorded...

Namibia promotes diamonds, energy at summit 
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Namibia promotes diamonds, energy at summit 

Namibia has emphasised the importance of natural diamonds and energy development as key drivers of economic growth at the 2025 U.S.-Africa Business Summit held in Luanda, Angola.  Speaking during a side interview after attending the summit, Ben Nangombe, Executive Director in the Ministry of Mines, Trade, and Industrialisation, said the Namibian delegation used the platform...

Daniel, Haitope head for Mandela marathon 
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Daniel, Haitope head for Mandela marathon 

Namibia Correctional Service athlete Paulus Daniel and Namibian Police Force runner Lavinia Haitope are set to face some of Africa’s best distance runners this Saturday when they compete in the Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) Half Marathon in Gqeberha, South Africa.  The pair earned their spots at this prestigious event after being crowned winners of the...

Paralympic team outraged over inhumane conditions 
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Paralympic team outraged over inhumane conditions 

Namibia’s Paralympic team, selected to represent the nation at the upcoming 11th African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region 5 Youth Games, has raised alarm over degrading treatment provided to them ahead of the continental competition.  The team of 90 athletes, including coaches was initially scheduled to be housed at Rietfontein’s National Youth Centre (NYS), where...