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Stars break Nampol hearts with 3-2 penalty victory
Underprivileged youth get needed support
FIVB Level-2 Coaches Course Successfully Completed in Windhoek
Windhoek based leagues continue to progress despite challenges
Hotto pledges N$2 Million at foundation launch
Under 13 Craven Week Team Capped Ahead of Departure
Kharas gears up to host 27th police sport championships
Victorious weekend: Recap of the 9th edition in Oshakati
Walvis Bay host third leg of action
FIVB instructors course underway at DTS
National league ends on a high as Swakop Bowls clubs dominates
Cuca Tops secure premier league promotion after 22-year absence
Namibia's Desert Jewels suffers 55-74 defeat to Samoa
National bowling league heats up for weekend showdown
48 teams participate in the SOE games in oshakati
Chicken boys seek assistance to go support Brave Warriors in South Africa
Wanderes snatch last minute win against Unam 27-24
54TH Tara rally edition promises to exhibit exhilarating action

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