Over 250 Karateka Participate in Electrifying Championship
More than 250 karateka gathered for a thrilling championship event.
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More than 250 karateka gathered for a thrilling championship event.
An accused person has been denied bail in a high-profile murder case involving the killing of an 11-year-old boy in Rehoboth, Namibia.
Namibia may lose a proposed US$300 million film studio to Botswana due to delays and lack of progress on the project.
A German couple has made a significant contribution to the education sector in Namibia by donating textbooks to Windhoek High School (WHS).
Residents of Mkata, Namibia, claim hundreds of cattle brought into their area by alleged illegal settlers are depleting their water supply.
Thirty-five children in Erongo region have died from malnutrition.
Thirty-five children have died from malnutrition in the Erongo region, highlighting a growing concern over food security and healthcare in Namibia.
Remco Evenepoel wins record fourth straight world time trial title in Montreal
43 teams compete in DTS Liqui Fruit Spring Open Beach Volleyball Tournament
Atletico Madrid beat 10-man Real Madrid 2-1 in a tense La Liga derby clash on Sunday.
Manchester City take top spot in Premier League with 5-3 win over Sunderland, while Manchester United draw 1-1 with Fulham.
A British-based company with only 1% Namibian ownership seeks to buy a major lithium project, sparking concerns over foreign control.