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WINDHOEK – It’s once again that time of the year when the country’s leading cyclists descend on Namibia’s commercial capital Windhoek, to grill each other on two wheels.

WINDHOEK – For the first time since the identity theft saga between demoted Gobabis outfit Young African FC, the Namibia Premier League (NPL) and Zimbabwean import Tapiwa Simon Musekiwa started, it only came yesterday to the public’s attention that Musekiwa – who falsified his identity documents in order to play for African last season – has already served his 7-match ban for the crime committed.

Windhoek - Mpepo zonene ezi kazigumine mukunda gwaKongola gwakara momukunda horowero gwaZambezi kazisigire varongwa poruzera morwa tende ezi zakara asi yizo vatura zikare nkondwa rongero zawo kazizizonagwirepo mpepo

Venduka - Mukadona gonomvhura 28 kavamukwaterere kononkondo siruwo oso age munendi gomugara gomusesugona kuna kutara, siruwo oso mugazarerwa ogu gahwililire monzugo zawo zokurara monongura sikondovike sina puko momukunda gwaGibeon. Ehudi eli kalihorokerere pokaruhagona vana kutumbura asi Helena Pieters moGibeon.

Bank Windhoek, Auto Armor Namibia and Amber Connect have joined forces to offer enhanced safety at significantly reduced prices to Namibians who purchase new, or pre-owned vehicles, financed by Bank Windhoek’s Vehicle and Asset Finance Department.

Jaguar has revealed new Chequered Flag special edition as part of the latest model year updates to the XF Sedan. Jaguar Namibia yesterday confirmed that due to limited stock of the special edition any orders will have to be built from the ground up to conform to a customer’s exact specifications. This means that a vehicle ordered today will be delivered in about July this year. Jaguar’s XF range retails from between N$880 000 to N$1.6 million depending on the specifications, details and trimmings of the vehicle. 

WINDHOEK - Ethiopian Airlines, the largest aviation group in Africa and SKYTRAX Certified Four Star Global Airline, has confirmed that it has extended free transit tour to global passengers as of February 01, 2019. 

WINDHOEK – The Roads Authority (RA) yesterday said that more than N$250 million owed to Namibia Traffic Information System (NaTIS) does not have a direct impact on its operations but that all the collected outstanding fees will be channelled towards maintaining the country’s road network and the construction of new roads. This funding will be done via the Road Fund Administration, which falls under the Ministry of Finance.

WINDHOEK - “Over the past decade and even before that, sponsorships, donations and CSI initiatives have undergone dramatic changes and this philanthropy landscape keeps on changing. Today, more than ever, CSI managers and donors identify with a wide range of social problems and understand the importance of solving and prioritising strategic

WINDHOEK - As the saying goes, team work makes the dream work, and two trailblazing entrepreneurs are harnessing this power of collaboration to add a touch of luxury and sweetness to Valentine’s Day this year.