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African Stars Football Club has been sanctioned by Fifa for failing to pay former player Peter Ernest Adiwoh over N$186 000 for breach of contract and outstanding remuneration.  

History reveals that the forced removal from Windhoek’s Old Location to the slightly modest Katutura location left many of the residents in tatters and homeless in 1968. 

The Kunene second division football league is nearing its conclusion – and with four games remaining, Robber Chanties are in pole position to claim the title, with Okarindi Komutati trailing behind, waiting for their opponents’ missteps to capitalise on.

A staggering total of 120 million people are living forcibly displaced by war, violence and persecution, the UN said yesterday, branding the ever-increasing number a “terrible indictment on the state of the world”.

China’s ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping, believes there is great potential for the development of relations between China and
Namibia.

Kenya’s finance minister was yesterday due to present the East African economic powerhouse’s biggest-ever budget, alongside a contentious finance bill that contains a raft of new or increased taxes.

Osino this week released its third annual sustainability report. The report summarises the company’s social, environmental and economic performance for the year 2023, and outlines plans for the ongoing integration of sustainability into the design of the Twin Hills Gold project.

Dale Turner said, “Dreams are renewable. No matter what our ages or conditions, there are still untapped possibilities within us, and new beauty waiting to be born”.

Go well, clergyman-cum-freedom fighter. Part of ELOC is gone. A soft-spoken clergyman has departed.

The theme of the commemoration of the 61st anniversary of the African Union this year was ‘The Year of Education: Educate an African fit for the 21st century’.