Chest-high water surged down the streets of India’s southern city Chennai yesterday, with eight people killed in intense floods as Cyclone Michaung made landfall on the southeast coast.
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Boxing extravaganza set for Oshakati Stadium
Boxing enthusiasts in the northern parts of Namibia are in for a spectacular weekend as the prominent MTC Kilimanjaro Boxing Club gears up for a thrilling event at the Oshakati Stadium.
Mika Kaiyamo tournament set for Okahange
The 13th edition of the Mika Kaiyamo and La Vida 7 seven-a-side tournament is set for 15 to 17 December at the Okahange village in the Ondobe constituency.
Busy weekend awaits Salute boxers
The MTC Salute Boxing Academy is gearing up for a busy weekend, with six of its boxers set to showcase their skills in matches both domestically and internationally.
Desert Jewels to face Zambia in final
Namibia’s senior national netball team, the Debmarine Desert Jewels, will face Zambia today (16h00) in the final of the 2023 Africa Netball Cup after finishing second in their group.
Hei to push Namibian agenda at newly-formed ACA
African Stars chairman Salomo Hei has taken on the responsibility of representing not only his club, but all Namibian clubs at the recently- established African Club Association (ACA).
‘Not possible’ to create ‘safe zones’ in Gaza – UN
The United Nations warned Tuesday that it was impossible to create so-called safe zones for civilians to flee to inside the Gaza Strip amid Israel’s bombing campaign.
Hypertensive diseases leading cause of death … most deaths occur in June, July, August, December
Namibia’s death rate has drastically increased over the years, with the leading cause of death in Namibia being hypertensive diseases at 8.8% in 2020, while Covid-19 - at 18.6% - was the leading cause of death in 2021.
Fishrot accused had enough time to prepare – Judge
High Court Acting Judge Moses Chinhengo yesterday refused to entertain another postponement in the Fishrot saga requested by one of the accused - former attorney general and justice minister Sakeus Shanghala.
Prioritise rural roads, Govt told
While Namibia boasts some of the best roads in the world, there is a glaring reality; that of deteriorated rural road networks, which makes it nearly impossible for residents to access basic services.