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Month: July 2023
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Australia, New Zealand win openers
Co-hosts New Zealand opened the 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup in stunning style against Norway, as they won on the global stage for the first time.
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Usyk to play football
While a unification bout at Wembley against Tyson Fury is no longer on the cards, Oleksandr Usyk could still compete under the lights after swapping his boxing gloves for soccer boots and signing a contract with Ukrainian club Polissya.
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Misconceptions of romantic relationships of persons with disabilities
When we hear the word romantic relationship, what often comes to our mind is an interaction between two partners which is characterised by specific expressions of affection and intimacy.
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Jungle Winter Football Day set for Windhoek
The fourth edition of the Jungle Winter Football Day's annual tournament will be held at the NFA Technical Centre in the capital tomorrow.
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Aminuis Winter Cup set for this weekend
The fourth edition of the Football and Netball Aminuis Winter Cup tournament is starting tomorrow at the RC Sports Ground.
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Omaheke Top 8 set for completion…as lack of sports facilities forced postponement
The final chapter of the annual Omaheke Top 8 football competition is set for completion in Gobabis tomorrow at Legare Stadium.
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The untold football journey of the ‘Copper Bullet’ Mandume ‘Licky’ Gideon
He came, conquered, and lifted a pair of high-profile silverware in the country’s top-flight football league.
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Gunners target top netball spot
The defending champions, Mighty Gunners Netball Club, have a chance to return to the top of the MTC Netball Namibia Premier League (NNPL) this weekend if they win all three of their matches as the league continues in rounds five and six of the second leg.
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Disciplinary committee to discuss forfeited matches…as league concludes
As the Debmarine Namibia Premiership draws to a close this weekend, confusion reigns among clubs and football enthusiasts in terms of the outcome of several forfeited matches and how it affects the log standing, particularly relegation.