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Ongwediva - Pregnant teenagers who have been at the waiting ward at the Onandjokwe hospital last week said despite unexpectedly falling pregnant at a relatively young age, they are determined to complete their education.

Police in the Erongo region have urged road users, including pedestrians, to be extra cautious when using the roads after three people died and three others sustained serious injuries in vehicle accidents at the coast.

Commissioner general of Namibia Correctional Service Raphael Hamunyela said late coming to work, gossiping, ill-discipline, laziness, idleness and rumour-mongering would not be tolerated by his office.

The highlight of the Debmarine Namibia Premiership this weekend will be the much-anticipated Otjiwarongo derby between crosstown rivals Life Fighters and Mighty Gunners at the Mokati stadium tomorrow. 

Any local baller who had the rare opportunity to play alongside or shared a dressing room with greats Sagaria ‘Selle’ Auchumeb, Engelhard ‘Larney’ Gariseb, Hendrik ‘Doc’ Hardley, Eliphas Sabatha, Frans Archie Ochurub, Atanasius ‘Steps’ Nickel, Benzil Khodiseb, Moses ‘Croocks’ Casper, Hannes Louw and Stanislus Kapapi Ochurub must definitely be worth his salt. One such athlete is none other than for

Long-serving Black Africa Sport Club die-hard Jimmy Julie was this week appointed as the club’s new interim chairperson, replacing outgoing chairperson Dimbulukeni Nauyoma who resigned from the palm position. 

In its quest to catch up with its regional and continental counterparts, Netball Namibia (NN) will soon embark on the process of appointing a full-time CEO that will help the local netball governing body with restructuring its policies as they look to become fully professional. 

The Namibia Tourism Board recently took 13 local media practitioners on a familiarisation trip through the Kalahari aimed at promoting southern Namibian tourism attractions. 

Many with knowledge of the music industry hail collaborations, saying it is a great way to combine music styles and expertise, and ultimately result in more album sales through different fanbases and audiences.

Priscilla, The Namibian Dessert Queen, has found love again and is officially off the market now that she married her sweetheart Ray Sydney Musirika-Apollus in October 2022 in Okahandja.