Blue Waters scored three quick-fire goals within the first 10 minutes of the 2023/24 season to win 3–1 against new boys Okakarara Young Warriors in a highly entertaining match at Vineta Stadium in Swakopmund on Saturday afternoon.
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Blue Waters receive sponsorship from Vivo
Vivo Energy Namibia announced on Thursday a N$150 000 sponsorship deal with coastal-based football club Blue
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Namibian boxers miss out on Paris Olympics
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Dr Alpo Mbamba SSS scoops ACC song competition title
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Opinion – It is time: 2023 Population & Housing Census enumeration starts
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Opinion – The ONE Economy Foundation impact
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Opinion – Leadership styles in Namibian schools
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Opinion – Establishing a think-tank directorate in the Namibian Police Force
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Cancer association offers free breast-screening clinics
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Exploitation of disabled people rampant in Kunene
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