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Kavango calls off roadblocks
Kavango residents, mainly men, yesterday gathered at Rundu to hear about a planned mass demonstration against perceived exclusion by the government, but they left even more confused. Christian Maketo,...
View ArticleYa Nangoloh dared to give evidence
The Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the Namibian Police have requested evidence from Namibia Media Holdings (NMH) as well as the executive director of Namrights, Phil ya Nangoloh, to...
View ArticleState opposes bail for alleged killer
The investigating officer in the murder of a Finnish national outside a Windhoek pub has opposed the granting of bail to the accused, Danne Rodney Shaningua. Detective Warrant Officer Sustainance...
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Empty stadiums plague NPL matches
Football is said to be the most popular sport code in the country but unoccupied seats at football stadiums tell a different story about Namibia's football 'lovers'. Most Namibia Premier League (NPL)...
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Kom Haal Hulle, Super Eagles ahead in IFS Omaheke league
Kom Haal Hulle FC and Super Eagles collected maximum points in the first two rounds of the International Facilities Services (IFS) Cattle Country Football league played at the Legare Stadium in Gobabis...
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Aakavango otaya nyenyeta
Aakalimo yomOshitopolwa shaKavango unene aalumentu oya gongala mOndoolopa yaRundu pehulilo loshiwike sha piti, opo ya uve uuyelele kombinga yoompangela dhawo dheningo lyehololomadhilaadhilo moka taya...
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‘Poaching smells like an inside job’
The head of the Namibian Police, Inspector-General Sebastian Ndeitunga, said he would dismiss with contempt any claim that the government does not have a real commitment to root out the poaching of...
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Rally legend’s son dies
One of the sons of legendary rally driver Lukas Hipondoka died on Saturday night after he was involved in a horrific accident involving four vehicles between Usakos and Arandis on the B2 road. The...
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McCaw gets perfect send-off
New Zealand underlined their global superiority by becoming the first country to win back-to-back World Cup crowns, the perfect send-off into retirement for inspirational captain Richie McCaw. The...
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Volleyball fun in the sun
Time Out Academy (TOA) won the annually contested 2015 Long Beach 4-a-side Volleyball tournament on Saturday. TOA defeated Flat Cap Warriors (FCW) 2-1 in the tightly contested and action packed final,...
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NBF power handover dubbed amicable
The Namibia Boxing Federation (NBF) will have new leadership after an announcement on Friday that the body has elected an interim committee to handle its affairs. The body’s leadership, which had been...
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Touch and Go calls on corporate world to invest in team
The leadership of Otavi-based Touch and Go is calling on the corporate world to help the team return to the Namibia Premier League (NPL). Touch and Go played in the 2014/15 NPL season for just one...
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‘Protest organisers were bribed’
People in the two Kavango regions are claiming that the organisers of a failed protest march were bribed to call off the potentially explosive event last week. The rumours follow the reappointment of...
View ArticleRandom shooting at Tsumeb bar
A 41-year-old man is wanted by the police in connection with the shooting of two people at the Step Inn Club at Tsumeb on Sunday. Chief Inspector Kaunapawa Shikwambi said the incident occurred at about...
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NISU spends over N$38 000 on funeral benefits
The Namibia Independent Security Union (NISU) says since the introduction of its funeral benefit scheme in 2013, it has spent over N$38 000 on 19 coffins for members who died. NISU secretary-general...
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Waldschmidt to give 2016 Dakar Rally a miss
Namibia’s bike champion Ingo Waldschmidt will not make his presence felt at the annual Dakar Rally early next year. Waldschmidt told Namibian Sun that he will not be taking part in the 2016 Dakar...
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Walvis and Windhoek share 5-a-side SFC spoils
Walvis Bay Boys (WBB) emerged as winners of the SFC 5-a-side League competition and Ramblers won the Social division of the annually hosted competition on Sunday in Swakopmund. WBB defeated All Stars...
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Kaimbi returns to Bangkok Glass
Lazarus Kaimbi is back at Bangkok Glass and is looking forward to get back to competitive football. The pacey striker confirmed that he agreed to a deal which will keep him at Bangkok Glass for the...
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