The president of the Namibia Football Association (Afcon), Robert Shimooshili assured that all spendings on the Brave Warriors during the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) will be disclosed in due course.
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Tracking down Santos’ speedy attacker …. Robero Habasen ‘Mahlangu’ Nawatiseb
Never be fooled by looks, a quick glimpse at the bearded bulky young man will drive anyone to conclude the former Chief Santos Football Club attacker can hardly harm a fly.
Exciting matches in the WSL…as Ongos takes on Ongwediva Queens
Defending champions, Ongos Ladies FC will be tested this weekend in their quest to retain the title when they square off against Ongwediva Queens at Uukwangula Stadium in the northern part of the country.
Industry Loop – After tears
I miss the 2015 Namibia at 25 Independence Celebrations. That’s the year the departed president Hage G. Geingob ascended to the presidency. Something was in the air.
Namibia’s ‘Lukas’ making waves
On 8 March, the Namibian film ‘Lukas’, made its debut in South Africa’s cinemas.
Uncommon sense – Semen retention…an unconventional path to improved men’s mental health
In today’s fast-paced world, amidst the chaos and pressures of modern life, a quiet revolution is taking place one that offers men a pathway to reclaim control over their lives and rediscover their true selves.
GIPF launches edutainment series
The Government Institutions Pension Fund launched six episodes of the series called ‘Our Family Ties’.
Ras Sheehama to celebrate three decades of sound
Namibia’s music fanatics eagerly anticipate an extraordinary celebration looming, as visionary creative director and filmmaker, Othilia Tutu Mungoba, collaborates with musical curator Christian Polloni to reveal the grand spectacle titled “Ras Sheehama: 3 Decades of Sound”.
UK inflation slows to lowest level
Britain’s annual inflation rate fell more than expected in February, official data showed Wednesday, fuelling speculation that the Bank of England will start cutting interest rates in the coming months. Inflation reached 3.4% last month – the lowest level since September 2021 – after hitting 4.0% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics.
All CMA payments to follow global payment process …as cross-border transaction changes set for April
In line with regulatory requirements, the Common Monetary Area’s banking sector will be rolling out changes on how clients make and receive payments as of 15 April 2024. The CMA is comprised of Namibia, Eswatini, Lesotho and South Africa.