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The event determined which eight players from the girls’ and open sections would advance to the junior closed championships in Swakopmund this May. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

NCF selects top junior players for closed championships

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STELLAR: Standard Bank Namibia says it has been able to register a profit of over N$1 billion for the first time in its existence.

Standard Bank reigns in costs, profit hits N$1 billion mark

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Die bevelvoerder in die Oshanastreek, kommissaris Naftal Lungameni Sakaria, het plaaslike banke aangespoor om hul sekuriteit op te skerp. Foto Tuyeimo Haidula

‘Banke moet sekuriteit opskerp’

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Die My Zone-span het verlede jaar ’n draai in Rehoboth gemaak. Foto Ingrid Booysen

My Zone-span durf die pad aan

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Nog ’n terugslag vir vermeende GIPF-bedrieër

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Bank Windhoek’s chief treasurer Claire Hobbs. Photo Contributed

Bank Windhoek scoops international awards

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Rundu banker's career path from temporary hire to permanent position

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Rundu banker's career path from temporary hire to permanent position

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At yesterday’s launch were from left Tauko Shilongo (NCF president), Martin Schoeman (Pupkewitz Megabuild, managing director), Maggie Mengo (Standard Bank), Agnes Tjongarero (minister of sport, youth and national service), Charmaine Indongo (Pupkewitz Motors), Freddy Mwiya (Namibian Sports Commission) and Axel Theissen (NCF vice-president). Photo contributed

UCI status boosts Tour de Windhoek women's profile

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