In a fresh twist of events in the Debmarine Namibia Premiership, long-time Tura Magic gaffer Gareth ‘Fortune’ Eichab has separated from the club, and the reasons for his sudden departure remain unclear.
Month: November 2022
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Kansela kuna mutamba kuninkiliramo varugani womomberewa zendi
Mutungimo momukunda ana kara norunyegenyo morwa mukaro ogu kansela gomukunda ana kuruganesa varugani womomberewa zaKeetmanshoop Urban, Maxie Minaar.
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Itula ngagava nzambi zendi nsene ngakara Presidente
Independent Patriots for Change momukunda Erongo, nompitisili dawo kavatente asi kapi ngavapiulisira hena vakurupe ava vana kara asi kutunda tupu apa samanguruka sirongo yiwo velike vapangera nomvhura nadinye 30.
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City Police Traffic Tips: Overloading remains a serious concern
There are stipulated weight restrictions on the amount of load that may be safely loaded onto all types of vehicles but this has not stopped drivers from carelessly overloading their cars or operating them while carrying dangerous loads!
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Pupkewitz Lexus partners with Dr Luvindao for movie premier
Pupkewitz Lexus recently introduced Dr Esperance Luvindao as their Brand Ambassador at the exclusive premiere evening for the blockbuster movie, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
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Rebranded vehicles unveiled for Transport Inspectorate
The Roads Authority this week unveiled 26 rebranded vehicles with the aim to enhance the Transport Inspectorate’s identity and visibility.
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Orders open for Mahindra’s much awaited SUV XUV700
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd this week took the wraps off the all-new XUV700 (pronounced as XUV, 7 double ‘Oh’) in South Africa with orders available in Namibia.
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Opinion – Green hydrogen critical to Namibia’s economic development
The economics of green hydrogen is challenging today, primarily because the underlying costs, skill, knowledge and availability of renewable energy sources vary widely.
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Shiimi stands firm on budget priorities…explains more will be done as resources become available
Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi said government remains committed to improving the socio-economic condition of Namibians and will continue to support vulnerable members of society given the availability of resources and as the global, regional and domestic economic situations improve.