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Nestor Tobias is plotting a crack at the world title after Fillipus ‘Energy’ Nghutumbwa won the WBO Africa super bantamweight title in sensational style with a first round knockout of Thatho Bonokoane on Saturday night. 

BY SEKAGO EMMANUEL With joy outside the Anti Corruption Court, after the Magistrate His Worship Opit Christopher granted bail to the Uganda netball federation president Hon Sarah Babirye Kityo on charges of Fraudulent false accountability, started with questioning Sports Minister Hon. Peter Ogwang why doesn’t he stop lying to the country. Babirye was too furious

While many unemployed Namibians are at home, waiting for better days, Alfred Gereseb (26), whose leg was amputated two years ago, is living proof that disability does not mean inability.

The world can end AIDS as a public health threat if communities on the frontlines of the HIV response are fully engaged and supported to do their work. This was the important message UNAIDS brought today to the opening of the 22nd International Conference on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA), which is being held in Harare, Zimbabwe from 4-9 December

A Grootfontein resident arrested on charges under Namibia’s 2014 anti-terrorism law will also be charged with high treason, a prosecutor said in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court on Friday.

The Windhoek City Council has again failed to fully elect office-bearers after some councillors walked out of a council meeting on Friday and some abstained from voting.

WINDHOEK, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- Portifar Clemes, 16, wields a paintbrush, delicately crafting a sunflower onto the corrugated iron structure at Okahandja Park, one of the oldest and most populated informal settlements on the periphery of Namibia's capital, Windhoek.

, Dec 4 (IANS) Cricket Namibia on Monday announced a 13-player squad for the International Cricket Council (ICC) Women's T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier in Uganda starting December 9 to 17 at Entebbe Cricket Oval.The 2023 ICC Women's T20 World ...

A group of unemployed teacher graduates yesterday held a demonstration in Windhoek during which they called on the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture to employ them.

Tax fraud, bribery and corruption allegations levelled against a senior employee of the company which built Swapo’s new headquarters has now resulted in NamWater investigating the awarding of a N$248-million tender to the same company.