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KK Palace win inaugural cup
Ondangwa-based King Kauluma (KK) Palace became the first team to clinch the inaugural Tafel Lager Nation Cup on Sunday at Oshakati’s Independence Stadium. The triumph came after the team defeated their...
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I still work for Nipam - Diescho
Beleaguered executive director of the Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM), Joseph Diescho, says despite his public dismissal last week, he is still running the institution...
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2016 school fees to be refunded
After the government announced free secondary education starting next year, Namibian Sun has been inundated with calls from parents who said schools are refusing to refund fees paid in advance. In some...
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N$114 million fraud accused apply for bail
Keeping accused persons in custody while the State gets its house in order would be a gross infringement on the accused’s right to liberty. This was said by Windhoek Magistrate Ilge Rheent yesterday...
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Mid-level houses for Walvis Bay
Newly elected Walvis Bay mayor Immanuel Wilfred officiated at the groundbreaking ceremony of a joint housing development by Proprietor Investment, Conselect Engineering and Remax in Kuisebmond...
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NGF eye junior golf growth
The Namibia Golf Federation (NGF) will aim to draw more players to the game next year and revive the hype in junior golf. NGF president Andre Burger said Namibian golf clubs had seen a decline in...
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Namibia hosts Region 5 table-tennis champs
The Namibian Table Tennis Association (NTTA) successfully hosted the AUSC Region 5 championships in Swakopmund from December 9-12. The prestigious event, sponsored by Bank Windhoek and Swakopmund...
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'Betrayed' Mourinho turns on Chelsea players
Quote Box Jose Mourinho At the moment we're in a zone where I feel ashamed Read more about 'Betrayed' Mourinho turns on Chelsea playersCategory: SPORTS
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Ehafo never belonged to govt - Ankama
Former education ministry permanent secretary Vitalis Ankama says the Ehafo Trust property in Windhoek was never handed over to the government, but no one had the right to sell it. Ankama initiated the...
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White mussel plunder not allowed
Ministry of Fisheries Inspectors issued a stern warning to three young men (a minor aged 16 and twins aged 18) after they were caught with a total of 683 white mussels in their possession in the...
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Grade 10 cheating suspected
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has withheld the examination results of 82 Grade 10 learners, who are suspected of cheating, pending an investigation. Speaking to Namibian Sun yesterday,...
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It will be a bleak festive season for the families of more than 17 000 learners who failed to garner the 23 points needed to advance to Grade 11. Namibia’s Junior Secondary Certificate results have...
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'Smash' enjoys his Japan adventure
Namibia’s participation at this year’s Rugby World Cup will undoubtedly go down as one of the highlights of the year. Although the Welwitschias did not win any of their four games at the global event,...
View ArticleBester, Shitembi help teams progress in Nedbank Cup
Namibian players who are playing in South Africa’s National First Division (NFD) league have helped their teams make progress in the Nedbank Cup on Tuesday night. Former Brave Warriors striker Rudolf...
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Excitement planned for Okau tourney
The latest edition of the Okau Kamasheshe Annual Football Tournament (OKAFT) is set to kick off next week with the excitement due to start on Tuesday, December 22 to Thursday, December 24. Last year...
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It’s about social stability
Namibia’s first education minister, Nahas Angula, says the message that the examination results are giving is that time on task has a direct relationship to education outcomes. Angula spoke to Namibian...
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O-regions reign supreme again
Northern schools have yet again managed to outperform schools south of the red line by clinging onto all top ten positions on the list of best-performing schools in the full-time Junior Secondary...
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