The rapid spread of bird flu (HPAI) in South Africa has provided Namibian poultry producers with a small window of opportunity to access that lucrative market before the massive SA industry recovers from the devastating outbreak.
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Chess federation gets support from Namdia
The Namibia Chess Federation received a financial boost of N$286 724 from the Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) Foundation on Wednesday towards its participation in the 2023 International Chess Federation (FIDE) World Cadet Championships.
In conversation with Masterpiece Obed ‘Moripe’ Muundjua
Young football playing centre back Obed Muundjua was proudly, or rather comfortably, peddling on the nickname of internationally acclaimed South African football legend Lucas ‘Masterpieces’ Moripe.
Blockbuster matches lined up for weekend …as Stars take on Chula Chula
Football enthusiasts are in for another treat this coming weekend as the Namibia Premier Football League (NPFL) takes centre stage with a number of thrilling fixtures scheduled at various venues across the country.
NNOC boosts hockey team ahead of Pretoria
The national senior women’s field hockey team, gearing up to compete in the upcoming African Cup of Nations (Afcon) Olympic qualifiers in Pretoria, South Africa, received a significant morale boost yesterday when the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) extended their support with a sponsorship worth N$ 227 000.
A mangwa pethimbo ta ningi onkambadhala yeikuthomwenyo
Omukulupe gwomimvo 67 oku li moshipangelo monkalo ombwiinayi sho kwa li ta kondjitha okwiitsa nombele.
Supporting TVET sector stimulates economic growth
With the recent oil discoveries and plans to produce green hydrogen at competitive costs, accompanied by abundant wind and solar resources, Namibia’s future looks promising.
Bank Windhoek offers online validation of confirmation letters
Bank Windhoek’s Executive Officer of Digital Data and Customer Transformation, Ryan Geyser, launched a bank confirmation letter validation site on the bank’s website on Monday, 9 October 2023.
Overview and prevention of cervical cancer
Worldwide, cervical cancer is the fourth- most frequent cancer in women, with an estimated 604 000 new cases in 2022. Of the estimated 342 000 deaths from cervical cancer in 2022, about 90% occurred in low- and middle-income countries, including Namibia.
Normalise mental health treatment
Local creative Lukas Amakali says one of the processes of healing is acknowledging that one has a problem, seeking help, and ensuring treatment is followed to the tee to properly heal from whatever a person is going through.









