Otjomuise-Ohoromende ya Namibia ya kwizike Ozondola za Namibia omatau 8.1 otjongondjero ondenga oku vatera otupa peke peke two tjiwana tu twa tunwa navi iyo mapatero omatenga oure wo ma yuva o 21 mena rondwi yo Corona.
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2020-04-032024-05-07National
Ovandu kavesere oku nyinga nyinga
Otjomuise-Tjikweya ko ma patero wo ma nyinga nyingiro owo nai ngunda ngeri mo tukondwa twa Erongo na Khomasa uriri nu harukuru wina ngu ma ye vaza kotukondwa atuhe mehi, omundu ka ngamwa auhe maso oku kara pekara pendje mena ro ma pu inga: mbu ma veso oku ungura oviungura ovi mwata mwate;
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2020-04-032024-05-07National
Ovandu kombanda ya 10 kavasere o ku worongana
Otjomuise- Moruveze ro u zeu mena ro mutjise wondwi yo Corona ndwa tjivisiwab iyo tjiuru tjehi, Omutjuøikwa Hage Geingoba tjiyari 17 ko mweze imbwi, ohoromemnde tjiyari 28 ko mweze imbwi wina otji ya pitisire mongoramambo yondjiukisio yo vi tjitwa vyo horo omazeva ngu ma ye kongorerwa oruveze indwi.
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2020-04-032024-05-02Sports
Williams ‘devastated’ by Wimbledon cancellation due to Covid-19
American tennis star Serena Wiliams was ‘shook’ to learn Wimbledon 2020 had been cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic. The UK is on lockdown and Wimbledon has been the latest casualty in sport to fall victim of the coronavirus crisis.
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2020-04-032024-05-02Sports
Football will be totally different after coronavirus – Infantino
Football will be totally different when it eventually resumes after the coronavirus outbreak, the head of global soccer body Fifa Gianni Infantino said.
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2020-04-032024-05-02Sports
Boateng fined for leaving Munich ‘without permission’
Bayern Munich have fined defender Jerome Boateng for leaving the city “without permission”, an act in breach of the strict rules of confinement imposed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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2020-04-032024-05-02Sports
The football playing banker – Riundjua ‘Clave‘ Herunga
A product of the unofficial school of excellence, the revered St. Josephs Secondary School (Dobra) situated north east of Namibia’s commercial capital Windhoek, former African Stars and Life Fighters football clubs midfield anchorman Benestus Riundjua ‘Clave” Herunga, is a chap of the old block. His genes dictated that he would be a footballer of note, after all, elder brother the late Boas “Mboroto” Herunga, was an acrobatic shot-stopper with ambitious Katutura outfit Flames and Windhoek City back in the day. Younger brother Pulelee Herunga counts amongst the most promising young centre backs of his generation in the business. The strongly built calculated fellow’s much travelled football career was curtailed by persistent hobbling from town to town, a culmination of work commitment as a banker taking him to various towns across the width and length of his motherland. Here’s his full story about his football journey.
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2020-04-032024-05-02Sports
Financially crippled NFA still owes Brave Warriors money…federation says coffers are dry
The financially crippled Namibia Football Association (NFA) is facing heated pressure and is at loggerheads with former and current technical staff members of the Brave Warriors, who are all claiming the NFA still owes them in excess of N$3.3 million but the local football federation on the other hand insists that it only owes the staff N$1.3 million.
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2020-04-022024-05-07Youth Corner
Social Reflections – 20 plenty has just become 8 ideas
Things are not going as we all envisioned they would. We started the year off with a zeal to achieve, to change the trajectory of our lives and ensure that we give this life thing all we have got.
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2020-04-022024-05-07Youth Corner
Dispatched thoughts – Look after yourself
We are facing unprecedented times currently, not just in our country, but globally. The Covid-19 virus is wreaking havoc throughout the world, every corner of the earth seems to be badly affected, some
worse than others, but everyone is feeling its effects.