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Back in the day when people were still warming to the idea of listening to and appreciating local music, several musicians made headlines day-in-day-out and shone like stars.

Commonly known for promoting cultural engagement by fostering dialogue through arts, the Goethe-Institut Namibia is promoting opportunities for Namibians, creatives and cultural creators to represent their country through contributions and applying for international projects, geared at fueling arts and cultural development at home and abroad.

House DJ Stanley Shinganda, popularly known as DJ Stiga, is opening a DJ school for those who want to study the art of making people move on the dance floor.

The world recently celebrated the significance of radio, an intimate and personal medium that has been connecting people from across the globe since its establishment some 110 years ago.

Namibia’s senior football side, the Brave Warriors, has dropped two places on the latest FIFA world rankings released yesterday, with Namibia slipping from 119 to 121 place on the global football governing body’s ratings radar.

Back in the day, the vastly populated residential area of Katutura boasted a significant number of high-profile football teams that dominated domestic football.

The remote village mining town of Uis, in the Erongo region, will never be the same again following the shock grounding of the annual Sundowner football/netball knockout cup tournament.

Chairperson of the country’s sport appeals committee, Loini Shikale-Ambondo, yesterday postponed the appeal hearing between the expelled Namibia Premier League (NPL), the Namibia Football Association (NFA) and the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) to next Saturday, 27 February. 

Iilonga yaRosalia Jonas yokoonyala, oye mu kutha momaapandaanda osho wo okukonkola piiyelo yoombelewa ta kongo iilonga.

A few months ago, I was labelled a tribalist, a sellout and a biased journalist – to mention but a few of the countless insults that were hurled at my persona – all because I had insisted that the Namibia Football Association (NFA) starting the envisaged breakaway Namibia Premier Football League (NPFL) will be a grave misstep.