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Namibia thrashes Mozambique in Cosafa qualifier
Aili Iilonga NAMIBIA is currently on the top of the Confederation of Southern African Football Associations Tournament G...
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Candidates battle it out in the Ondangwa Urban by-election
Placido Hilukilwa THE battle for the hearts and minds of the potential voters in the Ondangwa Urban by-election went int...
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Six elephants exported to the DRC
Pictured: Drugged elephants being loaded in special containers before being taken to the Port of Walvis Bay where they w...
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How the hiba???
White people, please call a black friend and ask them what the headline means, sowaar ek het nie krag om te verduidelik...
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NANSO spends Africa Day with Katutura children
Video: Members of NANSO engaging with the orphaned children. - Footage: Eba Kandovazu Eba Kandovazu THE Namibian Nationa...
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Semenya crowned as RASA queen
Aili Iilonga South African middle-distance runner and 2016 Olympic gold medallist, Caster Semenya, was the biggest winne...
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Vice President pays tribute to the late Dr. Nickey Iyambo
Niël Terblanché THE late Dr. Nickey Iyambo was described as a selfless medical practitioner, stalwart of the Namibian Li...
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Cyril Ramaphosa inaugurated as South African President
Niël Terblanché AFTER being elected unopposed as President of the sixth Parliament and being sworn-in a few days ago, Cy...
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Africa is on the march to a bright future
Niël Terblanché ON the 56th anniversary of the founding dream of a united Africa accompanied by a new wave of leadership...
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Thousands of Namibians will die as a result of HIV AIDS
Eba Kandovazu STARTLING revelations on the HIV statistics from the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR...
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Theresa May announces resignation
Staff Reporter BRITISH Prime Minister Theresa May announced in an emotional address that she will step down as Conservat...
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Former Vice President Iyambo will be interred at Heroes Acre
Staff Reporter President Hage Geingob directed that a period of national mourning will be observed in honour of the late...