Windhoek – Just a few months ago, former Namibian Bantamweight World champion, Paulus “The Rock” Ambunda (38), was randomly mocked and labelled a has-been, as far as trading leather was concerned.
Warriors hoodoo continue against Zebras
Windhoek - Namibia's senior football team, the Brave Warriors, suffered a morale-denting psychological blow ahead of their crucial doubleheaders against Mozambique in a fortnight.
Pinehas Jacobs wins labour case against former employers…PSL side Amazulu ordered to cough up
Windhoek – Much travelled retired Brave Warriors forward Pinehas Nambindi Jacobs, aka “Heel Extension”, will be smiling all the way to the bank.
Sport awards nominees unveiled
Windhoek – Local golfing sensation Likius Nande, leads a strong field of nominees for this year’s annual Namibia Sport Commission Sport awards ceremony slated for Swakopmund on 27 October.
FNB Namibia caught between rock and hard place
WINDHOEK – Namibian rugby principal sponsor FNB Namibia has issued a press release distancing itself from accusations of interference in the internal affairs of domestic rugby, adding that it has a long and proud history of supporting the development of many sporting disciplines in the country.
‘Executioner’ in line for bite at world title
WINDHOEK - Hard punching Namibian middleweight professional boxer Walter ‘The Executioner’ Kautondokwa is on the threshold of confronting Demetrius Andrade for the Word Boxing Organization (WBO) middleweight world title on October 20 should title holder Billy ‘Joe’ Saunders gets stripped of his belt.
Ba Sibbinda babilaela kumuongaongi wa Sikiliti
KATIMA MULILO – Limembala za kopano ya Swapo mwa silalanda sa Sibbinda nebabile nikucaula kwa kozo mwa Katima Mulilo Labune, ili teñi nebatambekile liñolo labona la lipilaelo lelilibile kumuñoli yomuhulu wa kopano ya Swapo
Mukopano wa mubu uka zwelapili – Mbumba
WINDOKO – Mubakweli ku mueteleli wa naha Nangolo Mbumba naize, muuso uezize litukiso kaufela kuli lipilaelo za likwata kaufela zene limemilwe kwa mukopano litalimwe, kacwalo kukutela mwamulaho kwalikwata hakuna kuyemisa mukopano kuzwelapili.
How to turn around South African Airways
JOHANNESBURG - Now minister of public enterprises, Gordhan’s department has assumed oversight of SAA at a critical moment in its history. As recently appointed CEO Vuyani Jarana and his new leadership team pursue a make-or-break turnaround strategy to boost passenger numbers, rationalise routes and coax vital financial support from the government, the future of the airline remains obscure. With huge decisions on a potential privatisation or equity partnership pending, it remains to be seen whether Gordhan and his department can provide the support and oversight necessary to rescue the airline.
The Cloud: Making running an organisation easier and efficient
“Our whole company is Cloud-based, we don’t actually have an office!” is something you might hear in a meeting, or read about in an article. Everyone is talking about the Cloud, but what is it actually?