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Namibiau2019s Brave Gladiators trounced Mozambique 2-0 in their opening match of the Hollywoodbet Cosafa Cup in South Africa. PHOTO COSAFA

Brave Gladiators start COSAFA with victory

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Young African FC pictured late last year.

Young African ready for northern sides

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Die voormalige uitvoerende hoof, Fillemon Nakashole. FOTO VERSKAF

Afgedankte Nored-hoof nie skotvry

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G20 Forum: The African energy transition drive

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“Radicalisation does not happen to young people with a strong grounding in the American Muslim mainstream; increasingly, it happens online, and sometimes abroad, among the isolated and disaffected.” PHOTO: Suhaib Webb

From protest to radicalisation: What Nepal’s Gen Z unrest teaches us

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African Stars making Cape Town home

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Young Gladiators in training ahead of their FIFA U20 World Cup qualifier against Uganda. PHOTO NFA

Young Gladiators fired up for Uganda clash

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A transformer as seen.

South Africa's Eskom expects no power cuts over summer

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Wind and solar PV are expected to cover over 90% of the increase in global electricity demand this year. Photo Kenueone/CC0/Wikimedia Commons

The rise of renewables

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Gas-operated coffee machine. Photo: Contributed

Namibian innovator launches unique gas-powered coffee maker

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The second round of the Africa Golf Confederation (AGC) Region 5 Tournament concluded yesterday with Namibia’s Kyle Johnson maintaining his position as the top performer on the Namibian team and holding onto second place overall.However, the leaderboard saw a shake-up at the top, with South Africa’s Astin Wade Arthur surging ahead to claim first place.Arthur fired a superb 8-under-par total of 134 (71 in round one and 63 in round two), overtaking Zimbabwe’s Keegan Shutt, who slipped to third after a second-round 74 brought his total to 136 (-6).Johnson, meanwhile, remained consistent with a round of 67, bringing his tournament total to 135 (-7).Among the rest of the Namibian squad, Henry Mudge IV is tied for 8th on 147 (+5) after carding a 75 in round two.Team captain Brendam Britten sits in 22nd place on 158 (+16) following a round of 82, while international debutant Jackson Kawaya is 23rd with a total of 159 (+17) after shooting 81.The third and final round tees off tomorrow at the Stanbic Bank Gaborone Golf Club. Photos: Botswana Golf Union

Johnson one shot off lead in Gaborone tourney

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A FIRST: With a planned start in late 2025, Oshivela will be one of the biggest primary production sites of green iron worldwide.

Namibia beats SA to green steel milestone before Coega can even get out the gate

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