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The United States has driven itself into the Ukrainian trap and does not know how to get out. If Washington stops arms supplies, the conflict will quickly end in an unpleasant compromise instead of a victory in the style of Hollywood films.

Despite a tremendous performance on Saturday during the ongoing Debmarine Premiership, Unam head coach Ronnie Kanalelo believes his charges have a lot to do to meet the physical fitness level they want as a team.

Namibia Basketball Federation (NBF) secretary general Titus Mwahafa  described the just-ended Inter Basketball Tournament a success, judging from the turnout at the weekend.

Namibia Archery Federations (NAF) chairperson Poenie Weakley yesterday said preparations are at an advanced stage as the team gears up to compete in the much-anticipated African Genesis Archery Federation Tournament. 

After 16 years of making music focused on lifestyle, money, women and vibes with his PDK partners, Patrick Mwashindange decided to introduce a new version of himself with music that would have people listen to it on repeat and connect with.

An exhibition showcasing diverse creativity in the queer Namibian community will open on Wednesday at The Project Room along Julius Nyerere Street at 18h00.

In the words of Jim George, “It’s not how you start, but how you finish”. The end of the year is most probably the best time to look back on the year, and reflect on your wins and losses for 2022. What better time to make better personal and financial choices for the new year than the present.

The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment- Creation (MI-IREC) has cautioned the public of a series of malicious emails apparently originating from kyllikki.sihla@mol.gov.na. 

The Banker Magazine recently conveyed the award of 2022 Bank of the Year Namibia to FNB Namibia for the 11th time. The winner was announced at a ceremony held in London, United Kingdom.

The juggernaut that Namibia’s green hydrogen industry is expected to become moved one step closer to fruition after one of the four successful applicants for pilot projects, the Daures Green Hydrogen Village (DGHV), was launched in Windhoek on Friday.