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The Brave Warriors caretaker mentor believes this weekend’s 2014 World Cup qualifi er match against Malawi is of great importance in the race to get to Brazil next year.
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Tue, 2013-03-19 10:20
WINDHOEK - HECTOR MAWONGA
The men who will feature in the main event of the March 20 boxing bonanza have described the fight as a local derby, as two boxers are familiar with each other.
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Tue, 2013-03-19 10:17
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The Spanish tennis ace is back to his best after claiming the Indian Wells event by beating Argentinean Juan Martin Del Potro.
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Mon, 2013-03-18 10:24
Black Africa now needs to win the majority of their remaining matches, to ensure African Stars do not overtake them in the title race.
As strugglers continue fight for survival
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Fri, 2013-03-15 08:43
WINDHOEK - SPORT REPORTER
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Fri, 2013-03-15 08:06
WINDHOEK - HECTOR MAWONGA
The Tura Magic mentor believes Black Africa can be beaten and says he proved this earlier in the season when he was in charge of Ramblers.
Tura Magic coach Woody Jacobs whose team is set to face Black Africa in a Namibian Premier League (NPL) tie at the Sam Nujoma Stadium tonight, is adamant that there is nothing to fear from the defending champions.
“I’m not afraid of Black Africa, because they are not invincible and have weaknesses that we will be looking to exploit,” he told Namibian Sun yesterday.
It is with this belief that the coach, who has gained the nickname Woudini for his apparent record of saving teams from relegation, has prepared his team for the clash. Read more about Black Africa has weaknesses - Jacobs
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Thu, 2013-03-14 10:28
WINDHOEK - HECTOR MAWONGA
Navachab Gold Mine will pump close to N$1 million into local rugby, the NRU announced yesterday.
Rugby is slowly but surely regaining the trust of investors, with the only gold mine operating in the country, Navachab Gold Mine, opting to sponsor the Namibian Rugby Union’s (NRU) regional tournament.
The competition, which kicks off in Walvis Bay this weekend, will now officially be known as the Navachab Gold Mine Regional Cup.
The value of the sponsorship is just shy of N$1 million, with the mining company setting aside N$822 260, which will cover the travelling cost of the teams, the payment of match officials and the prize money. Read more about Golden moment for Namibian rugby
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Thu, 2013-03-14 10:22
WINDHOEK - HECTOR MAWONGA
The race to get a chance to play for promotion to the Southern Stream First Division from the Khomas Regional Second Division is likely to go down to the wire, with only two points separating the top three sides.
Action in that league, which has eleven teams, has already surpassed the 16-game mark, while most teams have only two matches left to play. While any one of the top three can still win the league, Spartans seem to have the advantage, as they have played the fewest number of games and yet are on top of the standings with 37 points. Read more about Tight race for Khomas Second Division
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