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Nine-time champion and reigning womenu0027s titleholder Alina Armas and multiple menu0027s title winner, Mynhardt Kauanivi. PHOTO Ru00D6SSING URANIUM

Nine-time champion Armas set to defend Rössing crown

3 Weeks Ago

Pictured from left are (front row) Johan Pretorius, Tauko Shilongo, Carol Msadu, Anri Parker and Jaco Lamprecht, with (back row) Anri Greeff, Drikus Coetzee, Theuns van der Westhuizen and Delsia Janse van Vuuren. PHOTO HOLLARD NAMIBIA

Hollard Grand Prix Series offers N$620 000 in prize money

4 Weeks Ago

Women's winner Nina Holtrup at the finish line. PHOTO Jesse Jackson Kauraisa

Drikus and Nina tame the Dash

3 Months Ago

Sport Wrap journalist Brian Munango claimed the digital award for the third consecutive year. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Sporting excellence celebrated in Ongwediva

3 Months Ago

Race director Bethold Karumendu (middle) was joined by Letu Hamhola (right) and regional sport officer Gabeschippa Kasupi at a press conference yesterday. PHOTO Jesse Jackson Kauraisa

Omaruru Street Mile on the cards

4 Months Ago

Sakaria Tangeni (second), Enock Haufiku (third) and Matias Simon (winner) after the men's 42 kilometre race. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Simon, Armas pocket Bachmus Coastal Marathon titles

5 Months Ago

WOMEN'S WINNER... Alina Armas was the fastest women's runner and received her prize from Erongo governor Neville Andre and Swakop Uranium vice-president Patrick Chizabulyo. Photo Swakop Uranium

Simon and Armas take top honours at record-breaking Husab Marathon

8 Months Ago

Sponsors and organising members of the Khomas100. PHOTO HOLLARD

African and UCI world recognition for Khomas100

11 Months Ago

Lahja Ishitile and guide runner Sem Shimanda celebrate winning the gold medal in Para Athletics Women's 400m (T11) at the 2024 Summer Paralympic Games in Paris. Photo Getty Images

Ishitile rectified as Sport Star of the Year

The landscapes of the Khomas Hochland present a big drawcard for entries. Photos Stefan Oosthuizen/ Hollard

First Khomas100 passes the test with flying colours

From left: chief sports officer Hendrik Mapele; QKR Namibia Navachab Gold Mine representative McLyn Kasale; race director and regional sport officer Bethold Karumendu; director of sport development Jo-Ann Manuel and Nammed Medical Aid Fund representative Saara Shiningayamwe at yesterday’s 10th Navachab Half-marathon press conference. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

‘Bigger and better': 600 runners expected at Navachab Half-Marathon

Ottillie Aimwata (in pink) won both the overall female and veteran female categories. Photo Brian Munango

Running for change: Red Run inspires fitness and community

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