John Tuerijama

John Tuerijama


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Heineken dribbles Brave Warriors

… pulls out on sponsorship deal Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL), now owned by Heineken, has pulled the plug on its sponsorship of the Brave Warriors. Namibia Football Association president Robert Shimooshili confirmed the development to Desert Radio recently. He said…

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African Stars ask Fifa to reverse ban

Namibia premiership champions African Stars have approached Fifa to get their transfer ban revoked after settling their debt with Ghanaian striker Peter Ernest Adiwo, the club’s chairman Salomo Hei says. The club was recently slapped with a ban from signing…

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Admin blunders delay stadium upgrade 

A flawed procurement process is to blame for renovations to Independence Stadium in Windhoek not starting, says executive director of sport, youth and national service Erastus Haitengela. This comes after two potential bidders have challenged the bidding process, flagging errors…

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Government denies neglecting Eagles 

Cricket Namibia vice president Pollycarpus Negongo has called out the government for its failure to render financial support to the senior men’s national cricket team for a third consecutive world cup campaign. The Richelieu Eagles are one of three African…

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Southern Volleyball League to kick off in earnest 

The usually action-packed Southern Volleyball League (SVL) is expected to explode with great entertainment as seven men’s teams vie for top honours in what is anticipated to be a titanic battle of bragging rights. The SVL will kick off in…

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We will not undermine Oryza – Pelwin 

//KHARAS-based Young Brazilians head coach Galiel Pelwin says they have no reason to undermine second-tier division outfit Oryza Sativa FC in their upcoming PsTBet NFA Cup quarter-final clash at Oshakati over the weekend. The Katima Mulilo sensation Oryza Sativa FC…

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Multitalented teen focused on realising dream

They say a jack of all trades is a master of none but the best youngest netball player in the Omaheke region has risen to the occasion to debunk this assertion. Not only is 16-year-old Hiturepi Kahuikee, affectionately known as…

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Multitalented teen focused on realising dream

They say a jack of all trades is a master of none but the best youngest netball player in the Omaheke region has risen to the occasion to debunk this assertion. Not only is 16-year-old Hiturepi Kahuikee, affectionately known as…

John Tuerijama

‘Prime’ Seidler readies for Paris

Namibia’s Olympian Phillip Seidler will not relocate abroad to prepare for the Paris Games but plans to make a splash on the global sport’s biggest stage. The Swakopmund-born open water swimmer secured his place at the 2024 Olympic Games at…

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PstBet pockets FA Cup gate takings 

The fact that gate takings go to PstBet, the Namibia Football Association (NFA) Cup headline sponsor, does not take away from its investment in the domestic game, says NFA president Robert Shimooshili. He says the N$6-million sponsorship agreement with PstBet…

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FA Cup reaches round of 16

Football fans will be entertained as the PsTBet NFA Cup round of 16 takes place this weekend. The venues and times for the clashes, with Ongos and Khomas Nampol FC being the stand-out tie, are yet to be determined. Yesterday’s…

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Sport administrators to chart way forward

Close to 130 sport administrators will meet in Windhoek on Saturday to map the way forward for local sport. Minister of sport, youth and national service Agnes Tjongarero is expected to be the keynote speaker. Talking to Desert Radio this…

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