Year: 2019

A product of Mariental’s largest residential area Aimablaagte, much travelled burly defender George Hummel will go down in history as the one and only Namibian athlete to have graced the traditional hostile football fields in communist Russia.

WINDHOEK – In a letter dated 19 February 2019, Tjombe-Elago Inc. – the lawyers representing the Fifa Normalisation Committee – wrote to ousted Namibia Football Association (NFA) Secretary-General Barry Rukoro and his lawyers Tjitemisa & Associates reaffirming the committee’s resolute decision not to reinstate Rukoro.

WINDHOEK – About 177 swimmers are ruffling feathers for the four-day Bank Windhoek Long Course Nationals Championships, which gets underway at the Olympia Swimming Pool, South of Windhoek today. 

It’s now an open secret that our treasured national asset, football, is stuck between a rock and a hard place for a considerable period. It looks like the much hyped appointed Fifa Normalisation Committee (NC) wasted little time in putting its ducks in the row. 

WINDHOEK - Just off the heels of the highly successful recently concluded Road Challenge, Nedbank Namibia will host the Nedbank Cycle Challenge Mountain Bike (MTB) edition, at the Waldorf School in Avis on Sunday at 07h00.

WINDHOEK – The curtain came down on the weeklong CANA Zone IV Championships in Windhoek on Wednesday with the South African team topping the medal table with an overall total of 102 medals across all three disciplines: swimming, open water and water polo.

OTJOMUISE- Omutjangerepo Omunene wo Swapo Sophia Shaningwa Oritjatatu watjere ozondiero zokunanununa ozorata zotjihuro tja Mbuenge na Kahandja, ozo nai otjiveke ihi ndayarurirwe ombunda kombunda yombongarero onde yotjira,

WINDHOEK - Thirty staff members from various departments within Capricorn Group, Bank Windhoek’s holding company,

WINDHOEK - Property prices continued contracting aggressively across the country towards the end of 2018, according to the latest FNB Housing index. 

Often in the past one would hear the elderly saying katjituayenda, which can be literally translated to mean times have changed.