Month: July 2019

WINDHOEK - Ogoba Butterfly, arguably one of Namibia’s most successful music labels when it comes to investing in local talent and growing them into recognisable brands, will be ushering in a new chapter when it

WINDHOEK- There is an impression that the country’s “bigger” artists are enjoying the fruits of their popularity with rules being bent in their favour whether for submission of music videos for airplay or

WINDHOEK – Brave Warriors interim coach Bobby Samaria, who was thrown at the deep end of things

WINDHOEK – Once again, all roads will this weekend lead to the popular Okahatjipara Turf Club on the outskirts of Okondjatu settlement in the Otjozondjupa Region, where the country’s crème de la crème of

Just as the entire Namibian nation were coming to terms with the sad passing of one of the country’s most celebrated athletes, one Steve “Kalamazoo” Stephanus, another one bites the dust. The boxing fraternity was

WINDHOEK – The closure of registration dates for would-be exhibitors at Namibia’s first ever sports expo, which will take place in September this year, are fast approaching as the initially deadline for registration is July 31.

Yours truly has been watching and following local football teams with an eagle eye since the late sixties whilst hardly out of my pair of shorts matched by a cheap pair of Bata tekkies.

WINDHOEK- Omudheuli omupe gwoBrave Warriors gwopakathimbo Bobby Samaria ota ka ya komalolelo muudhano we wotango onga omudheuli gwosipana yopashigwna sho Namibia ta ya ka tya pwaka

WINDHOEK Omumvo nongola, nonuumvo mehangano lyoongalo mwa nukile ishewe enyakwa limwe.

EENHANA – Ehangano lomapekaapeko e na sha neeenghulunghedi, omufyuulukwakalo, oshoyo ounghulungu wOvawambo (NAMLIK) oshoyo Ehangano laNamibia leengulu domapungulilo