DESPITE Khomas Nampol’s impressive 3-0 win over Okakarara Young Warriors, head coach Fortune Eichab remains committed to a pragmatic approach, dismissing any notions of title contention despite his team’s ascent to second place in the premier league.
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Competitive netball entice crowd
THE Khomas Netball Super 10 league delivered thrilling matches over the weekend at the Wanderers Netball Courts in Windhoek, showcasing the talent and competitive spirit of participating teams.
Super League produces exciting wins . . . women deliver exciting, competitive action on Saturday
UNAM Bokkies and Okahandja FC played an exciting 1-1 draw in the Round 12 of the FNB Women’s Super League match on Saturday at the NFA Technical Centre in Windhoek.
Niger breaks off military deal with US
Niger’s government announced on Saturday it was breaking off “with immediate effect” its military cooperation agreement with the United States.
War monitor says Israel strikes Syria weapons depot
A war monitor says Israeli strikes on Syria early yesterday targeted at least two sites in Damascus province including a weapons depot, while state media said a soldier was wounded in the attack.
Rosatom advises Namibia to go nuclear…Russian company says it’s “wise” for Nam to use own uranium
ONE of the pioneers of nuclear energy, Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom (Rosatom), last week stated that if all goes according to plan, they could construct a nuclear power plant in Namibia in the foreseeable future.
Ministries caution against fraudulent bids
THE Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade as well as the Ministry of Works and Transport (MWT) have jointly cautioned the public and all potential investors about a fraudulent bid invitation circulating in the public domain.
Focus FM launches ‘The Vault’ …in support of young Namibian artists
Namibian urban radio station Focus FM launched ‘The Vault’ music countdown show in Windhoek on Friday.
Karasburg debacle might increase voter apathy
The recent suspension of the Karasburg town council might lead to voters losing trust in the democratic political set-up in the //Kharas region.
Court decides on FlyNamibia’s fate today
Namibia’s sole provider of scheduled air services FlyNamibia is at risk of being grounded after the Transportation Commission of Namibia refused to renew its licence.