Minister of sports Agnes Tjongarero expressed satisfaction with Team Namibia’s performance at the recently concluded 13th Africa Games in Ghana, where Namibia secured the 23rd position.
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Earl of Cardigan, Lady Diamond win horse race… Independence Bash ends successfully
Top Namibian racehorses Earl of Cardigan and Lady Diamond, respectively from Otjinene Supporters Club (OSC) and Aminuis Racing (AR) won the main races at the Horse Racing Independence Bash held at Gobabis turf on Saturday in Omaheke region.
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Thrilling action continues in women’s league
In Round 14 of the FNB Women Super League, matches played on Friday and Saturday delivered thrilling action.
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Netball team’s rollercoaster ride ends
The U/21 Namibian national netball team faced a setback in their bid for a fifth-place finish, losing 50-42 to Kenya in a crucial match of the Netball World Youth Cup qualifier.
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Senegal votes for new president
Senegal began voting yesterday for a new president in an unpredictable race following three years of turmoil and political crisis.
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103 Nigerian kidnapped children released
More than 130 schoolchildren seized by gunmen in a mass kidnapping in northwestern Nigeria earlier this month were released unharmed on Sunday, officials and the army said.
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Makete ambweshafala mwa Zambezi… sipatela ha sihuliswa
Mayemo amakete mwanaha abonahala kumbweshafala kuzwa naha ilukuluha, muuso haunze ulika kubona kuli usebeza katata kutisa cinceho.
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Zambezi itabela lizazi la tukuluho kaketahano… undiwanyangela utabisa Mbumba
Nihakubonahala kuli lizazi neli lengile, likitikiti za bayahi banaha Namibia ni bayahi basikiliti sa Zambezi, neba tile kuto tabela lizazi la tukuluho lene libile teñi mwa Katima Mulilo Labune.
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Opinion – Understanding Census Data
The preliminary results for the 2023 population and housing census were released on 13 March 2024 and Namibia’s population has reached the three million mark.
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US avails US$20bn to boost chip production
The White House unveiled almost US$20 billion in new grants and loans on Wednesday to support Intel’s US chip-making facilities, marking the Biden administration’s largest funding announcement yet as it tackles China’s dominance of the crucial technology.