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Namibia's director of rugby, Jacques Burger (left) with the NRU vice-president of governance, Christy Windvogel; MTC public relations officer Erasmus Nekundi; the CEO of the NRU, John Heynes and newly appointed Namibian national team coach Chrysander Botha. Photo Otis Daniels

Burger spells out RWC qualifying strategy

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The team that represented the Land of the Brave at the 2024 edition of the Rugby Africa Cup. Photo NRU

A year filled with possibilities for Namibian Rugby

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MTC to connect, strengthen Namibian Rugby - MTC announced a N$700 000 sponsorship towards the Namibian Rugby Union (NRU) Regional 15s Competition. The Chief Human Capital, Corporate and Marketing Officer for MTC, Tim Ekandjo pictured with Christiaan Windvogel, the NRU vice president for governance and John Heynes, The CEo of the NRU, said that the company is pleased to partner with the NRU on a developmental side “not just for this year but hopefully for many years to come”. NRU vice president for governance Christiaan Windvogel welcomed the sponsorship and said it would help the Union to elevate the senior men's Regional 15s Competition which is a crucial platform to assess and develop players while building momentum for the Africa Cup as an integral part of Namibia's World Cup qualification campaign. The tournament will start in February 2025 with matches to be played across key venues. Photo Otis Daniels

MTC connects, strengthen Namibian Rugby

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A Kharas Dream team was selected from the first round in Keetmanshoop. Photo contributed

All the worthy contenders for Ongos Sevens title

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SUPPORT OUR RUGBY: John Heynes, chief executive officer of the Namibian Rugby Union. Photo Otis Daniels

Breathing new life into local rugby

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