As the much-anticipated Namibia Tennis Association (NTA) tournament draws closer, the coach of Rundu Tennis Club, Mike Kambonde, exudes confidence in his players’ ability to reach the finals and make a mark in the upcoming competition.
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August 26 wins ‘restricted’ N$30 million MIRCO tender
Defence ministry-owned August 26 Construction was recently awarded the N$30 million tender for upgrading the International Women Peace Centre (IWPC) in Windhoek.
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Inmate encourages men to seek counselling
An inmate at the Oluno Correctional Facility has encouraged men to open up and seek professional help when they are faced with problems.
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Family of slain teacher live in fear
The family of slain teacher Natanael Nghihalwa said they are living in fear since there was no arrest after the murder of their relative.
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Pregnancies cause school dropouts in Ohangwena region
Repeat pregnancies are one of the reasons why girls drop out of schools in the Ohangwena region, it has been revealed.
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Fishrot trial to start today
The much-anticipated fish corruption trial of key figures in the Namibian society is set to start this morning if everything runs smoothly.
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Tsumeb summit to address youth unemployment
A summit, aimed at bridging the gap between unemployed youth and prospective employers, will be held in Tsumeb today to address youth unemployment.
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Judge summons lawyer for non-appearance
Prominent defence attorney Boris Isaacks has been summoned to court by irate Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku.
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Farmworkers plead not guilty to gruesome murder
Two farmworkers accused of murdering their employers and setting the farmhouse on fire in January 2018, pleaded not guilty to all charges yesterday before Windhoek High Court Judge Naomi Shivute.