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Strong start at Zim, Namibia Open

By RONALD CHAWE – NINE of the 11 Zambian players at the 2023 Minerva International Chess Open in Zimbabwe won their opening round matches yesterday.

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Zambia lose Barthes opener

By RONALD CHAWE – Namibia 20-12 ZambiaZAMBIA Under-20 rugby team coach Reuben Mkandawire says the players performed well despite narrow loss to pre-tournament favourite Namibia at the on-going Barthes Trophy campaign in Nairobi, Kenya.In a post-match interview from Nairobi, Mkandawire said not all hope was as the team would focus to the next match and […]

U-20 ruggers draw Namibia

By RONALD CHAWEZAMBIA Under-20 rugby coach Reuben Mkandawire predicts a tough knock out match against Namibia at the 2023 Rugby Africa Barthes Trophy slated for Kenya later this month.This year’s competition returns to Nairobi for a fourth time when t...

Namibia, Zambia Battle for Women’s Afcon Qualification

[Cosafa] Namibia and Zambia will do battle over another 90 minutes for a place at the 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco in July when they clash in the second leg of their qualifier at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto, South Africa o...

Schlettwein Welcomes Zambia’s Offer to Fight Locusts

[New Era] Agriculture minister Calle Schlettwein yesterday said he will welcome with open arms a suggestion by the Zambian government to assist Namibia in containing the locust swarm in the Zambezi region.

Zambians Illegally Cross Into Namibia Despite COVID-19 Threat

[New Era] Zambezi regional governor Lawrence Sampofu has expressed serious concern over some Zambian nationals illegally crossing into Namibia in search of food and other goods despite the national lockdown regulations put in place to combat COVID-19.

Zambians Still Entering Namibia Illegally

[Namibian] Zambezi regional police have raised concerns over the increasing number of Zambians who are still entering the country illegally, despite the closure of the borders to fight against the further spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

100 Zambians Deported From Namibia

[Times of Zambia] More than 100 Zambians have been removed from Namibia in the last six days for unlawful entry.

Namibia Face South Africa in Tough Opening Match

[Namibian] Namibia open their account with a tough match against the favourites South Africa at the Netball Diamond Challenge in Limpopo on Tuesday afternoon.

Namibia Through to Quarter-Finals at CHAN 2018

[CAF] Namibia who are making their debut in the tournament had already qualified for the quarter finals after successive victories over Cote d'Ivoire and Uganda in Marrakech.

Mupopo Joins Shepolopolo

[Times of Zambia] Shepolopolo captain Kabange Mupopo has finally joined the rest the team in camp ahead of the 2016 Africa Women Championship (AWC) qualifier against Namibia next month.

Namibia Wins Women’s Triangular Cricket Tourney

[Namibian] Windhoek -Namibia's senior women's cricket team won the first-ever Triangular Women's Cricket tournament after beating Botswana in the final on Tuesday.

Five Zesco Players Make 18 Member Chan Team

[Zambia Reports] George Lwandamina has named his 18 member squad to face Namibia on Sunday with the axe falling on Red Arrows midfielder Shadreck Malambo, Moses Phiri, Toaster Nsabata and Boyd Mkandawire.

Five Zesco Players Make 18 Member Chan Team

[Zambia Reports] George Lwandamina has named his 18 member squad to face Namibia on Sunday with the axe falling on Red Arrows midfielder Shadreck Malambo, Moses Phiri, Toaster Nsabata and Boyd Mkandawire.

Five Zesco Players Make 18 Member Chan Team

[Zambia Reports] George Lwandamina has named his 18 member squad to face Namibia on Sunday with the axe falling on Red Arrows midfielder Shadreck Malambo, Moses Phiri, Toaster Nsabata and Boyd Mkandawire.

Five Zesco Players Make 18 Member Chan Team

[Zambia Reports] George Lwandamina has named his 18 member squad to face Namibia on Sunday with the axe falling on Red Arrows midfielder Shadreck Malambo, Moses Phiri, Toaster Nsabata and Boyd Mkandawire.