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The Roads Contractor Company (RCC) has been dragged to the Labour Court by its senior manager of finance and administration, Tulihaleni Nghihalua.RCC is facing accusations of procedural irregularities and unfairness following the termination of Nghihalua’s contract despite an appeal ruling…
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Yet another successful FNB – Insurance DTS Volleyball for All event took place for the 41st time on Saturday 15 March at the DTS Sports Field in Olympia, Windhoek. A total of 192 teams in the 6–a–side mixed category (minimum…
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The Namibia Competition Commission (NaCC) has found the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) guilty of discriminatory behaviour, abuse of dominance, and the imposition of unfair selling prices. This was to the benefit two entities identified as Kuleni Preservation Fund (KPF)…
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Hah Kadhila Amoomo okwa popi kutya onkundana yomaso gaagundjuka yatango, mboka taku hokololwa kwa li taya kambadhala okuyuga otayi gandja ethano kutya onkalo yokwaana iilonga moshilongo oya yaga kegonga notayi hwahwameke aagundjuka ya longe omiyonena opo yi imonene sha shomboloto.…
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–Exciting times lie ahead for 48 athletic and talented learners of the Deutsche Höhere Privatschule Windhoek (DHPS) and their six teachers when the 19th Sports Olympiad of the German Schools in Southern Africa takes place in Cape Town from 13…
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Get ready for an exciting showdown at the Arysteq KWSC Open Squash Tournament, taking place from 3 to 5 April at the Klein Windhoek Squash Courts. Whether you are competing for the top spot or simply playing for the love…
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The Namibian Ice and Inline Hockey Association (NIIHA) anticipates another memorable season, starting with a tournament at Otjiwarongo on 20 March. The event marks the first of five competitions leading up to the ‘Champion Tournament’ at the end of the…
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South African business entrepreneur Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected unopposed as president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), extending his leadership of the continent’s footballing body until 2029. The announcement was made during CAF’s extraordinary general assembly held at…
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The Nedbank for Good Series returned on Saturday at Omeya Golf Club with 106 players teeing off – one of the biggest fields in the event’s history. The launch of the series also featured the Nedbank Ladies Central Open event…
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COHEN Fistball Club (CFC) and Swakopmund Fistball Club 3 (SFC) won the A and B categories at the first fistball tournament of the year in Swakopmund over the weekend. In the A category, CFC won their preliminary round matches against…
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Windhoek High School hosted the Bank Windhoek 2025 School Closed Chess Championships on Saturday. The event was the grand finale for the top-three winners from the previously held zonal tournaments across various regions. With a turnout of 270 players, participants…
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A HIGH Court judge has refused to issue a Prevention of Organised Crime Act restraint order in respect of assets under the control of Icelandic directors of companies involved in the Fishrot fishing quotas scandal. Judge Orben Sibeya turned down…
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