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Four regional first division netball teams have been promoted to the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League next season, following promotional play-off matches at the United courts over the weekend. 

A report on a traditional leadership succession dispute in the Gciriku community still needs to be submitted to the Council of Traditional Leaders, the minister of urban and rural development, Erastus Uutoni, says.

Kavango West governor Sirkka Ausiku’s decision to intervene and cancel a tender awarded to a company not from the region has ignited a tribal storm.She took issue with the fact...

The newly elected Namibia Football Association (NFA) president, Robert Shimooshili, has urged Namibia's football fraternity to work together.Shimooshili was elected president...

The oeuvre of what comrade Hage Geingob has done and said in various permutations – the Namibian house, Harambee, holding hands, pulling together in the same direction – one does not make peace with one’s friends, one makes peace with one’s enemies, no one should feel left out – are a treasure trove for Namibians, thoughtful commentators, historians and students of philosophy and political science.

Upon hearing the word ‘agriculture’, one never conjures images of a sandy desert, but rather of green fields with a lot of rain or perennial rivers.

The play-offs for a slot in the MTC Namibia Netball Premier League for the next season will be held in Windhoek on 25 November, Netball Namibia announced yesterday.

Desert Radio, owned by The Free Press of Namibia, is now available on MultiChoice channels.

The Namibia Chess Federation (NCF) received a major boost yesterday when Bank Windhoek announced a sponsorship of N$500 000 for the next year.

A 20-year-old woman, the mother of a one-week-old-baby, died after she was struck by lightning on Friday afternoon in the Kavango West Region's Bunya village. According to the...