Kasu prepares for Nefie Kandjii Cup
The Katutura Sport Union (Kasu) is getting ready to host its annual Nefie Kandjii football and netball competition on Friday, 30 September.
This year’s edition will take place at the Khomasdal Sport Field with the draw for the respective competitions taking place on Tuesday, 27 September at the English Primary School in Katutura.
The winning football team stands a chance to win N$10 000 while the runners-up will get N$5 000 and the losing semi-finalists N$2 500.
Named after Katutura Central Constituency councillor Ambrosius Kandjii, the tournament will also have a netball competition where the winners receive N$5 000 and the losing finalists N$2 500.
Both semi-final losers get N$1 250.
This year’s event is sponsored by Kau Van Rooi Stud, Kakero Urban Planning Consultancy and Eben Hei Leather CC.
Teams interested in competing in the event can contact Kasu chairperson Kuveri Tjonga on 081 223 6732. This will be the third tournament hosted by Kasu this year following the Valentine’s Cup in March and the Jossie Winter Cup, which was held in June.
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This year’s edition will take place at the Khomasdal Sport Field with the draw for the respective competitions taking place on Tuesday, 27 September at the English Primary School in Katutura.
The winning football team stands a chance to win N$10 000 while the runners-up will get N$5 000 and the losing semi-finalists N$2 500.
Named after Katutura Central Constituency councillor Ambrosius Kandjii, the tournament will also have a netball competition where the winners receive N$5 000 and the losing finalists N$2 500.
Both semi-final losers get N$1 250.
This year’s event is sponsored by Kau Van Rooi Stud, Kakero Urban Planning Consultancy and Eben Hei Leather CC.
Teams interested in competing in the event can contact Kasu chairperson Kuveri Tjonga on 081 223 6732. This will be the third tournament hosted by Kasu this year following the Valentine’s Cup in March and the Jossie Winter Cup, which was held in June.
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