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Late President Hage Geingobu0027s state funded retirement home in SwakopmundrnPhoto: Adam Hartman

Geingob retirement home exceeds N$36m budget

2 Months Ago

Elvin Majiedt with young participants ahead of the 2026 Deep Yellow Namibia Sports Festival in Swakopmund. PHOTOS CONTRINUTED

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African Stars FC. PHOTO FILE

Premiership top eight descend on coast

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Club representatives during the official draw of the 2026 Standard Bank Top 8 Cup. PHOTO BRIAN MUNANGO

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A view of the fitness park, public gardens and Atlantic from the proposed hotel site. Photo: Adam Hartman

Residents object to beachfront hotel

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Schools and clubs shine at Dolphins tournament

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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

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FNB Kudus won the premier division at the Ongos Valley Sevens second round against Unam. Here Aston Mukwiilongo scores a try for Kudus during an earlier match against FNB Reho Falcon. Photo Contributed

Kudus clinch title at Ongos Sevens coastal round

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FNB classic clashes 2025 rugby kick off in Rehoboth. Photo: Contributed

FNB Invests over N$26m in Namibian sport

Chairperson of the Public Enterprises CEOs Forum, Fluksman Samuehl. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Public enterprises urged to prioritise national development, youth empowerment

Namibian youth athletes compete barefoot during the 3000-metre race at the Region 5 Games in Windhoek, highlighting concerns over inadequate sports gear and support. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Barefoot Region 5 race raises alarm over athlete welfare

The chairperson of the African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region 5 Youth Games Local Organising Committee, Ndeulipula Hamutumwa, has confirmed that competition venues are nearly ready ahead of next week’s official launch of the Games in Windhoek and Swakopmund.Hamutumwa told this publication that the organising team has been working around the clock for the past month and is pleased to report that most venues are almost complete.“By Friday, all facilities will be fully operational. It’s now just a matter of final cleaning,” he said.“Venues such as the Windhoek Showgrounds, Hage Geingob Stadium, the University of Namibia (Unam) as the Games Village, the United Nations (UN) Plaza and Swakopmund’s Vineta facilities (set to host athletics and swimming) are all complete.“We are now just finalising minor cosmetic touches. The after-school centre in Katutura, which will host boxing, is also nearly ready. Team Angola is expected to be the first delegation to arrive on Sunday,” Hamutumwa confirmed.– mariud@nsh.com.na

Region 5 Youth Games venues nearly complete - Hamutumwa

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