Africa Super League: What we know and don't know

THE Africa Super League was launched in Tanzania this week amid much fanfare, with huge prize money for the 24 clubs who qualify for the first edition next year.
THE Africa Super League was launched in Tanzania this week amid much fanfare, with huge prize money for the 24 clubs who qualify for the first edition next year.
BARCELONA'S attempts to establish themselves once again as a force in La Liga and the Champions League this season have seen the heavily-indebted Catalans gamble with their future to enable a striking summer spending spree.
THE Namibia Football Association (NFA)'s interim secretary general Jochen Traut said Fifa and the Confederation of African Football (CAF) do not sponsor national football leagues.
TOP Namibian DJ, Andreas Nambambi, aka DJ Dreas, will be performing at this year's Rocking the Daisies music and lifestyle festival, set to take place from 7 to 9 October in South Africa.
AWARD-WINNING artist, writer, film producer and director Micheal Kahorongo, also known as Micheal Pulse, has been faced with many obstacles over the years, but has kept moving towards achieving his dreams.
IT is pageant season again, as tonight Miss Teen Namibia will crown a new young beauty queen, replacing the reigning Alexis Swart and beginning her year of duty, in NBC's first live show since the pandemic brought events to a standstill in 2020.
NAMIBIA'S economy has always been vulnerable to shock waves from global events such as pandemics, de-globalisation, commodity price volatility and geopolitical tensions.
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SOUTH Africa and Namibia remain very diverse in terms of their diets, and now thanks to a west African entrepreneur, boerewors and T-bone steaks are a big hit in Côte d'Ivoire.
BEING SUBJECTED to the ineptness of staff at a Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) listed commercial bank this week was a sobering experience.
A police officer from the Oshakati Police Station was arrested on Friday after he allegedly stole 12 boxes of Yes cigarettes confiscated from Angolan nationals who were selling them illegally.
According to a police report released on Sunday by police spokesperson, chief inspector Elifas Kuwinga, the suspect and his colleague organised an undercover operation and confiscated 14 illicit Yes cigarettes boxes worth N$2 800.
Kuwinga said the suspects only handed over two boxes at the Oshakati Police Station, while 12 were not recovered.
“The suspect was arrested and is detained at the Oshakati Police Station. Police investigations continue,” Kuwinga said.
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Eino Vatileni is a freelancer from the north working with The Namibian.
Email: eino@namibian.com.na