Sundowns coach calls on PSL to copy England
In light of his hefty fine for bringing the Premier Soccer League (PSL) into disrepute earlier this season, Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane feels South African soccer should “copy” the model...
View ArticleCity Police to confiscate party sound systems
The City Police has issued a stern warning to people whose festive season parties disturb neighbours with loud music. It said sound systems would be confiscated, if warning were not heeded. City Police...
View ArticleRDP told poster poles belong to Swapo
A Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) politician has been arrested for assault at Ondangwa, after he allegedly put up posters on municipal poles and was told by a security guard that the space...
View ArticleJailbreak can of worms
American murder accused Marcus Thomas’ failed prison escape attempt has resulted in the Windhoek Central Prison being under severe scrutiny, including allegations of failed security measures at the...
View ArticleHome Affairs works on clearing backlog
The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration has managed to wipe out its backlog of more than 3 000 passport applications within the first month of its turnaround strategy. It has also cleared its...
View ArticleMessi equals Raul's Champions League goals record
Lionel Messi equalled Real Madrid legend Raul as the top goal scorer in the history of the Champions League on 71 goals after scoring both goals in Barcelona's 2-0 win against Ajax on Wednesday. The...
View ArticleWelsh experience for Welwitschias
Quote Box Sybrand de Beer NRU CEO [Their] experience and knowledge of local conditions will be crucial. Read more about Welsh experience for WelwitschiasCategory: SPORTS
View ArticleMore than 550 riders to tackle FNB Desert Dash
Just over 550 enthusiastic cyclists have registered for this year’s FNB Desert Dash.“Not only is this a record amount, registrations also happened within record times,” says Aiden de Lange, one of the...
View ArticleTigers could sneak to top spot
Tigers could benefit when two of their rivals face each other during this weekend’s MTC Namibia Premier League (NPL). With table-topping Black Africa set to host Orlando Pirates, a draw between the...
View ArticleOmusati is Swapo stronghold - Endjala
The Swapo Party regional co-ordinator for the Omusati Region, Erginus Endjala, says his region has proven itself time and time again to be the powerbase of Swapo. Thousands of Swapo supporters turned...
View ArticleOccupy Kleine Kuppe
Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) spokesperson Job Amupanda says he is tired of paying N$8 000 a month in rent, hence he occupied a piece of land in the affluent Kleine Kuppe suburb of Windhoek...
View ArticlePrison breaker forced to appear in court
Marcus Thomas, the American murder suspect whose attempted escape from the Windhoek Central Prison was foiled by a razor-wire fence last week, appeared in the High Court on Friday despite earlier...
View ArticleQualifications to be scrutinised
The Minister of Education, David Namwandi, has issued a stern warning that he will not allow students using fake qualifications to secure employment or get admitted to tertiary institutions.“There are...
View ArticleChurches to cough up
The Windhoek City Council is to review its policy on exempting churches from paying rates and taxes on their properties. In the current financial year, 348 applications from religious, educational,...
View ArticleChelsea not invincible, says manager Mourinho
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho refused to entertain talk of an unbeaten season after seeing his side strengthen their position at the Premier League summit by winning 2-1 at Liverpool.Read more about...
View ArticleTributes pour in for Piet du Plooy
Glowing tributes have poured in for the former Namibian number 8 as well as long-serving sport commissioner Piet du Plooy, who died at the weekend. Du Plooy, who was also the managing director of Trip...
View ArticleWelwitschias narrowly lose to Canada
The Welwitschias turned in a strong defensive performance with an attacking finish that produced a thrilling end to a game that nearly got away from the much-fancied Canadians. The Canadians defeated...
View ArticleMan with swollen legs needs ID
A 44-year-old man, whose legs are mysteriously swelling, has called on Home Affairs to supply him an identification document (ID), so he will be able to apply for a disability grant. Okahandja Park...
View ArticleTrade fairs create investment opportunities
The Trade and Industry Minister, Calle Schlettwein, says trade fairs create opportunities for regional and local authorities to attract capital and much-needed investment. Speaking at the official...
View ArticleSADC calls for political tolerance
The SADC Electoral Observer Mission to Namibia has described the country as a “young, vibrant democracy”, while at the same time calling for political tolerance among the country’s parties ahead of the...
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