FNB Women’s Super League defending champions Tura Magic Ladies’ gaffer Shama Gure has made it clear that their ambitions remain the same as last season – to win the league title.
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Remembering football-playing freedom fighter Nikolaus Onverwag ‘Niko’ Bessinger 1948-2008
To many, he was just known as the easy-going bearded socialite and resolute freedom fighter but in real life, Niko Bessinger was a Jack of all trades.
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My candid view – Rethinking the role of the NSSU
Let me first and foremost start off by saluting Solly Duiker, the former national coordinator of the Namibia Schools Sport Union (NSSU) who parted ways with the union last year after many years at the helm of the organisation.
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Namibian artists to showcase in South Africa
Eleven Namibian artists will from 9 March showcase their artwork at the Arts Association for Visual Arts gallery in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Movie night loading at AFM Church
A Christian-themed movie night will take place at the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) Living Waters Family Church in Wanaheda tonight, aimed at creating a harmless place for young people and emboldening their faith in Christ Jesus.
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Mental health conversations – The essence of loving yourself
We often desire to be loved by others, and to love others. Very rarely do we desire to love ourselves. When we are unable to love ourselves, we are void of knowing our worth.
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Castone makes right choice
Evelina Castone discovered her talent for singing soon after she gave her life to Jesus Christ six years ago in grade 12.
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Nedbank appoints Muller as HR executive
Bianca Muller, a seasoned professional with over 20 years of work experience, was recently appointed as the human resources (HR) executive at Nedbank Namibia.
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NCCI urges SMEs to utilise recovery loans
The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) is urging small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to utilise the relaunched Covid-19 SME Loan Scheme, now renamed the SME Economic Recovery Scheme.
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Namibian businesses urged to tap into DRC market
As the implementation of the African Free Trade Agreement gains traction, Namibian businesses have been encouraged to expedite the exploitation of the potentially massive market of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) which has a population of about 130 million people.