The National Rugby side beat Senegal 95-0 in the third round of the Rugby Africa Gold Cup, running in a total of 15 tries. Namibia took on Senegal yesterday afternoon at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek in the third round of the Rugby Africa Gold Cup. It was Namibia’s second match of the series. […]
Karate Zen Namibia hosted an international open championship, which also coincided with its 25 years of existence anniversary. The event took place at Unam main campus. Karatekas from different dojos across Windhoek and other towns including Rehoboth, Ongwediva,Nkurenkuru, Rundu and Katima Mulilo took part in the celebrations. The championships also saw participants from Angola, Botswana […]
Archers who participated in the just-ended National Archery Schools Programme’s African All Stars Championship, have described the competition as a success. Archers from South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia battled it out at the SKW Home of Archery. The two-day event, that saw 112 archers competing, was the first of its kind to be hosted […]
The Swapo Party Elders’ Council has endorsed President Hage Geingob as its sole candidate for the party’s presidency. This was announced at the just ended conference of the elder’s council at Outapi.
President Hage Geingob says although individuals compete against each for positions into party leadership structures they should do it in the spirit of unity.
Omusati Swapo Regional Coordinator, Sacky Kayone says young people are the leaders of tomorrow and serves as a transmitting belt of the party. Therefore, they should avoid fighting each other. Kayone made the remarks at the opening of the Swapo Party Youth League Regional Conference at Ombalantu.
Poor customer service in Namibia has the potential to scare away international investors. The service, especially in the tourism sector, is of particular concern considering that it is a competitive market and often at the mercy of tourists.
The Governor of the Otjozondjupa Region is happy with state of affairs in the region. Otto Ipinge said this when he delivered his State of the Region address.
The case involving Namibian Marine Phosphate Company against the Ministry of Environment, the Environmental Commissioner and Michael Gaweseb went to court on Friday. However, Judge Shafimana Ueitele granted the postponement request, and the matter will return to court on 10 August.
Kavango East Governor, Dr Samuel Mbambo says perennial droughts over the years caused serious food shortages in Namibia. He made the remarks when he delivered his State of the Region Address.
