Various local football pundits have thrown their weight behind the Brave Warriors ahead of their 2024 Total Energy Africa Cup of Nations’ do-or-die encounter against Mali tonight.
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Regions go after Netball Namibia board
Nine of the 12 active regions of Netball Namibia have requested that the chief administrator of the Namibia Sports Commission, Freddy Mwiya, organise an annual general meeting, which they claim the board has failed to do.
We need to improve our sports infrastructure: Ashipala-Musavyi
Namibia’s ambassador to the Ivory Coast Selma Ashipala-Musavyi has called on the corporate sector in Namibia to collaborate with the government to develop sports infrastructure.
Eagles fall to Aussies in World Cup opener
Namibia lost the 2024 Under-19 Cricket World Cup opener by four wickets against Australia on Monday in Kimberley.
We can still qualify for the next round: Ketjijere
Former Brave Warriors’ captain Ronald Ketjijere said the team’s results against South Africa on Sunday were disappointing, but it’s time for them to move on and focus on their upcoming game against Mali.
Political ‘sensitivity’ catapulted India from doldrums
After surviving near bankruptcy in the early 90s when the Treasury could not honour its financial obligations, more than 30 years later, the Indian economy has grown from strength to strength.
Zambia ratifies tripartite corridor agreement
The Zambian government successfully ratified the Walvis Bay-Ndola-Lubumbashi Development Corridor (WBNLDC) Tripartite Agreement on 12 January 2024, and deposited the instruments of ratification with the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
Uranium One withdraws court challenge…as ministry operationalises new water legislation
Russian mining company Uranium One Group has withdrawn a case against the water ministry for not issuing exploration drilling permits to them.
Oshana learners to get placement
The Oshana regional education directorate is busy placing Grade one, four, eight, and 11 learners who have not yet found placement at local schools.
Diergaardt confident of academic growth
Acting //Kharas chief regional officer (CRO) Benedictus Diergaardt expressed confidence that the 2024 academic year will be one of growth, achievement and fulfilment for both educators and learners.









