The Brahman breed scooped the top honours at the recent Okatumba Gate Agricultural Show at Eiseb Block in Omaheke region.
Simmentaler inspires farmer to break new ground
Hikuama Kaputu, a part-time farmer in the Otjombinde area of the Omaheke region, shares a special relationship with the Simmentaler cattle breed.
Opinion – Myths and misconceptions about funeral insurance
Funeral insurance is a financial product designed to ease the burden of funeral costs for individuals and their families.
Namibia takes first steps towards national brand
As an emerging market, Namibia finds herself frequently competing directly and indirectly with other nations to capture the attention of investors, tourists and potential trading partners.
Opinion – African democracy under siege
Africa has entered an era of great discomfort with governance. Elected democratic governments are under threat of something more unpleasant, namely military restlessness to remove elected leaders.
Afrocats slay Tigers in the MTC NNPL
Afrocat Lions redeemed themselves over the weekend after last week’s defeat when they overcame Tigers by a narrow 30-32 scoreline to collect maximum points on the road.
Fitness will be crucial – Smith
Brave Warriors fitness scientist Garren Smith says the team’s fitness levels will be crucial for the upcoming international friendly against South Africa and 2024 Chan qualifiers.
President sends off rugby team
The head of State, Hage Geingob, officially sent off the men’s national rugby team, Welwitschias, yesterday to compete in the upcoming Rugby World Cup in France.
Hage Geingob, Ramblers draw
Log leaders Ramblers were held to a one-all draw by Hage Geingob Secondary School in their league match at the Trustco United Football Field recently.
Armas and Reinhold finish 49th and 54th at World Champs
Namibian long-distance runners Alina Armas and Tomas Reinhold struggled at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, finishing 49th and 54th, respectively, in their events on Sunday.









