Month: August 2023

Eight Namibian cyclists have been chosen to represent Namibia at the inaugural International Cycling Union (UCI) Cycling World Championships set for Glasgow, Scotland, next month.

Namibia Schools Sport Union (NSSU) coordinator Roger Kambatuku says Namibia is interested in participating in the second edition of the Confederation of African Football (Caf) African Schools Football Championship for the 2023/24 season.

Namibia’s under-19 National Cricket Team qualified for the 2024 International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup after being crowned Africa Qualifier champions in Tanzania on Sunday, following their 53-run victory over Nigeria.

Having scooped the best category in customer service delivery implementation at the just-ended Africa public service day, the Office of the Auditor General says it remains committed to bringing its customer service standards closer to its customers via real-time feedbacking platforms, such as social media.

The Cancer Association of Namibia will complete its first specialised palliative care centre for cancer patients in December, and begin accepting and treating patients in January 2024.

Four business parks in the Hardap region, developed by government to provide infrastructure to small businesses, are gathering dust as little to no business activity is taking place. 

Katjaimo remains resolute in his stance that the purpose of the trip was to support the Namibian team at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, opposing the narrative that they had intended to seek asylum in the UK.

High Court judge Orben Sibeya has instructed First National Bank Namibia to provide documents for a forensic handwriting examination in response to an ongoing fraud claim by Johanna Kahatjipara against the bank.

One of the largest uranium producers in Namibia Swakop Uranium has set its eyes on a heap leaching plant that is expected to further boost uranium production.