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Namibian men’s inline hockey coach Nadia Schmidt.

Best of 2025 sports year to be celebrated

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The powerful Zambia played group matches against Germany, USA and Australia during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Photo Getty Images

Gladiators take aim at WAFCON 2026 qualification

1 Week Ago

Reeza Hendricks of South Africa is currently the highest-ranked T20 international batsman (16th) of the two teams. Photo Getty Images

Eagles aim to topple the mighty Proteas

3 Week Ago

EYES ON THE BALL: Late President Hage Geingob, pictured here while attending the EU-Namibia Business in 2023, championed the green hydrogen push in Namibia. Photo: Union Europeenne/Hans Lucas

Green hydrogen at a crossroads

1 Month Ago

THOSE DAYS ARE OVER: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. Photo: Namibian Presidency

Nandi-Ndaitwah wants Namibia as both ‘producer and processor’

1 Month Ago

Utah's governor Spencer Cox. Photo: BBC

Kirk suspect \'not co-operating\' with authorities, governor says

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Brave Warriors face Group H minnows

1 Month Ago

NEW ROLE: Acting chief commercial and technical officer Sethu Kalili. Photo: Contributed

Sethu Kalili appointed acting chief commercial and technical officer at Otesa

1 Month Ago

Ronan Wantenaar competes in the men's 100m breaststroke heats at the 2024 World Aquatics Championship in Doha, Qatar. Image taken using an underwater remote camera. Photo Getty Images

Wantenaar’s big 12 months: ‘Crazy to think how far I’ve come’

2 Month Ago

Hammer thrower Ansuné Smith. Photo Pupkewitz Athletics

Smith (16) stands out at national championship

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Armandus Röttcher (white) sidesteps an opponent in the game against Chinese Taipei. Photo World Games

Small Nation, Big Heart: Joy over bronze at World Games

2 Month Ago

ALL THAT GLITTERS: The Namibian diamond industry could suffer further losses if US consumer demand softens. Photo: FILE

Economists: US's new 15% tariffs won’t hurt Namibia

3 Month Ago

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