The Oshakati and Ondangwa Town Councils have availed pieces of land for the construction of sub-stations at Onawa reception in Oshakati and Omashaka location at Ondangwa to ensure crime prevention in the two areas.
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Four alleged poachers arrested on Kalkfeld game farm
Four suspected poachers were arrested on Friday morning after they were allegedly found camping on Otjipaue game farm in the Kalkfeld area with dried game meat in their possession.
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The good, the bad and the ugly of 2023
As we bid farewell to 2023, New Era Sport invites you, our valued reader, on a nostalgic journey, revisiting the highs, lows and challenges within the local sports community.
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Shipanga attends FIFA leadership course
The Namibia Football Association’s technical expert Jaqueline Shipanga joined 24 other technical leaders from around the globe to learn more about Japan’s approach to achieving excellence.
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Hardap farmers enjoy horse racing event
To test their racehorses’ speed and endurance and compete for coveted prize money, farmers around farm Nico-North in the Hardap region held their annual horse racing event last weekend.
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Chess Legacy Tournament a success
Chess players who participated in the recently-concluded Bank Windhoek Kehat Beukes Legacy tournament hosted in Swakopmund said the game helps build confidence, develops problem-solving skills, and is an educational tool.
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Busy sporting weekend at Gam
The Gam settlement in the Otjozondjupa region is set to be a hive of activity this weekend as football, netball and horse racing will take centre-stage. Participants from Namibia and Botswana will be competing against each other in the Gam Festive Season Sports Extravaganza.
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Industry Loop – On a final note
It is amazing how every year this column #IndustryLoop grows in support.
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It’s the thought that counts
Christmas gift-giving tends to be tied up with childhood memories, family traditions and cultural influences, often passed down through generations.
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Cosmetics from America to Namibia
Anita Danayaba is a young, black American, who decided to venture into the cosmetics industry in Namibia to bridge the gap between African and American make-up styles by using technology.