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Khomas Basketball league continues
Regional governors push for sport and infrastructure development
Oshakati city footballer and legend Kaskas laid to rest
AC Boxing promotions secures us sponsorship deal
DD Guibeb PS beats Mariental primary school to win football trophy
Federation hosts over 300 Gymnasts for qualification event
Vasbyt Namibia revives 4X4 in Windhoek after an eight -year absence
Ongos ladies step up preparations for CAF women's champions league
Top Score Oshiwana 7-A-side tournament kicks off
African Gymnastics champion Jessica Blaauw reflects on her rise to the top
Namibian football mourns legendary Kaskas Angula
Football legend Kaskas Angula remembered fondly
Hearing -impaired fitness trainer inspires NBC team
Third Kaj'aan tournament concludes in Tsumkwe
Deon Hotto's foundation maps way forward after launch
Health ministry urged to adopt staff wellness games
Ongos ladies step up Cosafa preparations
Walvis Bay hosts second qualifying competion for trampoline and tumbling

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