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Mamelodi Sundowns hitman Peter Shalulile will return to action after the international break faced with a ‘huge countdown’ at clinching domestic scoring records.

The Ondjola annual sports bash is set to make a 15th appearance close to Okahao from 23 to 26 December.

First National Bank Namibia says a total of N$600 000 has been lost through 788 transactions made via the bank’s eWallet facility since August last year.

Several constituency councillors in Omusati region say they are forced to use part of their salaries to feed their communities as they have not received drought relief food in a while.

Headline acts Paulus John Jon Ndjolonimus and Charles Shinima promised to defend their World Boxing Organization (WBO) titles in style during the MTC Nestor Tobias Sunshine Boxing Academy Together As One showcase at Ongwediva tomorrow.

The first fully-fledged Namibian women’s rugby league reaches its climax on Saturday when Trustco United take on FNB Unam in the final at the Hage Geingob Stadium.

Andreas Ndakukamo has always dreamed of becoming the chief of the Ongandjera Traditional Authority.

Omuthiya Town Council mayor Johannes Ndeutepo is blaming the government’s poor budget allocation for the lack of development at the town.

Senior staff at Oshakati Intermediate Hospital have told minister of health and social services Kalumbi Shangula that the hospital is short-staffed, and most staff members are overworked.

The Institute for Public Policy and Research (IPPR) said on Thursday that the health ministry has, on several occasions, had discrepancies with its annual procurement plans not...