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Africa’s most decorated athlete and IOC president-elect Kirsty Coventry. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

IOC’s first African president pledges Ubuntu-led leadership

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Kristy Coventry of Zimbabwe. PHOTO IOC

Next IOC head Coventry hailed by NNOC

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Pictured from left are NGF rhythmic judges Roumi Kostin, Wietsa Snyman, Janice van Rooyen and Britt Adonis-Byl. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

NGF judges aim for higher FIG certification

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Virinao Nguatjiti and Devin Benhard. PHOTO NWF

Namibian wrestlers head to Paris for Elite training camp

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Anke Erasmus at the UWW event organisation workshop in Tirana, Albania. Photo United World Wrestling

Promising step for Namibian wrestling

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Awardees of the Executive Masters in Sports Organisation Management (MEMOS) degree for the 2023 to 2024 cycle by the University of Ottawa, Canada. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Imbuwa’s degree of value to sports admin

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Britt Adonis-Byl is the rhythmic section gymnastics president of the Namibia Gymnastics Federation as well as the coach and owner of Infinity Rhythmic Gymnastics Club. Photo contributed

Adonis-Byl to complete international masters program

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OUTSTANDING: Kayla Duchaine was Namibia's top competitor at the 18th African Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Rwanda. Photo contributed

Duchaine shines at 18th African Champs

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READY: The Namibia Rhythmic Gymnastics team of seven and two coaches left yesterday to represent the country in the 18th African Championships slated for 25 and 26 April in Kigali, Rwanda. The rhythmic gymnasts will participate in the senior and junior categories.Pictured from left are Faiza Hamuteya (junior), Eleonora Karamfilova (coach), Kayla Duchaine (junior), Joy-Lana Kaboy (senior), Joan Smit (Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) secretary general), Wietsa Snyman (coach), Emilia Ekandjo (senior), Monica Böhm (Exco member), Ngatangue Hambeka (senior) and Peya Kashaka (junior).They were awarded national colours and sent off by the Namibia Sports Commission yesterday at the NNOC House in Windhoek, with NNOC paying for their accommodation and flights. Photo CONTRIBUTED

Seven gymnasts take on 18th African Champs

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Levelling the playing field through football

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The secretary-general of the Namibian Boxing Federation, Petrus Kashongo. Photo Limba Mupetami

NBF's Kashongo uncertain about team selection

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Namibian amateur boxer Gebhard Ipinge. Photo file

Boxers not happy ahead of Olympic task

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