Leading organiser of the Independence Cup horseracing event held at Okahandja last Saturday, Iritjiua Murangi said the country’s top horses and jockeys delivered beyond expectations, as spectators and enthusiasts were all left hankering for more.
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Ndafoluma seeks redemption in tough UK fight
Veteran pugilist and Namibia’s former WBO Africa middleweight champion, Lukas Ndafoluma will this weekend embark on a journey of redemption when he squares off against England’s Bradley Rea of England for an eight-round middleweight contest at the Newcastle Arena.
Personality of the week – Imbuwa candidly discusses all things volleyball
My term in office as president has been exciting and challenging at the same time.
Nedbank to continue renewable energy financing
The excitement surrounding the immense prospects of hydrogen energy is making Namibia a centre of attraction in Africa.
Grassroots to benefit from green hydrogen
Energy minister Tom Alweendo assured the world that Namibia is by all means considering to put the Namibian community first in reaping benefits from the new burgeoning industry of green hydrogen.
Bank Windhoek supports WorldSkills with N$1 million
As a Namibian-owned bank, Bank Windhoek deemed it necessary to sponsor the hosting of the second WorldSkills Africa Competition for the youth from across Africa to participate in a wide array of skills.
Living positively with Multiple Sclerosis
One of the best ways of living confidently with a disease is acknowledging that you have it and trying by all means to tackle it.
First weeks after childbirth critical – WHO
The World Health Organisation says the quality care for women and newborns is critical in the first weeks after childbirth and stresses the urgency of both physical and mental health support in the postnatal period.
Opinion – Forests in southern Africa and their importance
Southern Africa is prestigious for its rich biodiversity and endemism. Its landscape has changed, varying from rainforests to deserts.
Opinion – Covid, IKS and the return of useful public open spaces
The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic about two years ago reminded planners and all those involved in space production strategies to rethink their approaches.