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Kilimanjaro boxing event a success
Kilimanjaro boxer Michael Benhard extended his unbeaten run in the welterweight division when he defeated Andreas Nghinaunye in the main bout of the boxing bonanza, held at the Oshakati Independence stadium over the weekend.
Kaapstad wins horse race
Despite being the oldest horse and pitted against some of the country’s best horses, Kaapstad from Angermund Racing Club was on Saturday crowned the winner of the Standard Bank handicap.
Koffi enchants Namibia
Congolese soukous master Koffi Olomide and his 25-person entourage delivered a thrilling act at the Independence Stadium on Saturday evening.
Telecom celebrates 30th anniversary
Last week, Telecom Namibia (TN) celebrated its 30th anniversary and at the same occasion inaugurated the TN Drum Award to its loyal customers.
Auasblick housing development gains traction
In a quest to fight the escalating housing backlog in Namibia, a much-awaited housing project in the leafy suburb of Auasblick is on track after being launched on Friday.
Resources are beneficial when monetised – Alweendo
Mines minister Tom Alweendo emphasised that Namibia’s inability to monetise resources forces the country to depend on foreign investors who have the requisite know-how and financial resources to develop the mining sector.
Capricorn pledges N$500 000 to One Economy
The Capricorn Foundation has pledged N$500 000 towards the Project #BeFree Centre of Excellence at the One Economy Fundraiser gala dinner. The event was hosted under the theme, ‘We are One’ on Thursday, 20 October 2022.
Opinion – Why does money traumatise the poor?
There are conversations and training that many people need to get right, particularly about money.
Opinion – Namibia can achieve economic success by the year 2030
First, let us define what economic success is. Economic success includes employment generation, higher earnings per capita, the number of people pulled up from below poverty, higher gross fixed capital formation by not just industries, but households as well and few others.









