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Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) and the MTC Dome yesterday entered into an agreement that will see the annual Namibia Sports Expo being held at the facility in Swakopmund from 8 to 11 December.

Just as retired players from Katutura giant killers Hungry Lions Football Club, famously known as the ‘Brave Lions of Judah’, were still struggling to come to terms with the heart-bleeding departure of the club’s blue-eyed boy Billy Tuahepa, joined in heaven by a few others who have all been mercilessly wiped from mother planet by the monster called Covid-19, death has struck again.

The Dance Sport Namibia (DSN) federation is on a mission to popularise the sport by teaching students at schools. During a press conference held yesterday at the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) in the capital, Stanley Mareka, who is the president of the federation, said dance sports can become a formidable force within the country if they get enough support.

Omhangulilo yaMangestalata moTsumeb oya yandja elifutilomo loshimaliwa shoN$2 000 komumati womido 19 oo a li a kwatwa nepangwe longushu ili lwopoN$30 000.Eshi a holoka momhangu onghela Etine mangestalata okwa undulilwa oshibofa shomunyasha ou komafiku 13 Febuali momudo tau ya omanga ta ku ningwa omakonakono.

Omukulunhu koshikondo shomavyulonghalo odolongo moNamibia General Commissioner Raphael Hamunyela ota indile moshiwana opo shi yambidide ovanadolongo nomatalashe shaashi ova taalela eshongo linene eshi vehe na omatalashe.

Omukulupe Jason Binius weedula 65 okwa pewa elifutilomo modolongo loN$1 000 konima a holoka momhangu yaShakati Etitatu eshi vati a vaka po oshikombo shomushiinda waye ndele te shi dipaa.

Today is tomorrow’s yesterday. I took a walk down memory lane at a concert celebrating the music of the Swedish supergroup of the 1970 – 80s. I came away dripping with nostalgia and a maudlin longing for those days when I was half as old as now.

The Lusata cultural ceremony of the Mafwe ethnic group in the Zambezi region has just ended. The yearly ceremony attracted high level traditional and political delegates from three countries.

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Recently, it has become trendy for many universities across the world to engage in reorganising their structures under the guise of genuine transformation that is supposed to bring efficiency in the running of these institutions and save billions of dollars in operation costs.