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After a week of giving local economic activities a boost, attracting potential investors and providing locals with an opportunity to showcase their businesses, the Opuwo Annual Trade Fair will come to a close tomorrow.

The fifth annual edition of the Nama Cultural Festival kicked off at the Westdene Stadium in Keetmanshoop yesterday, and will end on Sunday.

Close to 71 players participated in the weekend’s Bank Windhoek 2024 Gobabis and Rundu Open chess tournaments. 

Namibia’s Desert Jewels will score a first when they compete in the 2024 Pacific Netball Series in Australia, scheduled to run from 10 to 15 June. 

Namibian cricketer Michael van Lingen is hoping the national team’s success will inspire people outside the capital city to pick up the game too.

The Real Madrid Foundation (RMF) has identified the Plessies Plaas settlement in the Omaheke region as an ideal place for a sports school in the country. 

The third edition of the Bank Windhoek Ramblers U/21 football tournament was won by Sport Klub Windhoek (SKW) on Saturday.

South African voters turned out for a landmark general election yesterday, with the ruling African National Congress (ANC) exclusive grip on power in doubt, three decades after the advent of democracy.

Stock markets fell Wednesday as indicators and comments from central bankers further dented hopes for interest rate cuts, while oil kept rising after an attack on a ship in the Red Sea stoked supply worries.

The European Union yesterday announced the creation of an “AI Office” of tech experts, lawyers and economists to regulate artificial intelligence under a sweeping new law.