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Toothless Liverpool held by 10-man Arsenal in League Cup semi

ARSENAL held out for over an hour a man down to leave their League Cup semi-final with Liverpool delicately poised after the first leg ended 0-0 at Anfield on Thursday.

Cameroon light up Afcon to qualify for knockout stages

HOSTS Cameroon became the first team to qualify for the knockout stages of the Africa Cup of Nations on Thursday as captain Vincent Aboubakar and Karl Toko-Ekambi both scored twice in a 4-1 demolition of Ethiopia in Yaounde.

SA eye victory despite Pant century for India

RISHABH Pant hit a thrilling century for India and followed up with a crucial catch to break South Africa's progress towards chasing down a victory target of 212 on the third day of the third Test at Newlands on Thursday.

Uncle-H's Kitchen Curry Fish hits local market

CURRIED fish is a favourite of many Namibian families.

From The Twittersphere

SEEMS there will always be those among us who don't believe in toeing the line when it comes to workplace etiquette. Whether it's sticking a grubby hand in a cookie jar, elbowing others out the way… or, more literally, flaunting their feet, toes and all, on public counters. Otherwise, tweeps knuckle down and hit the day running.

Aspiring model to feature in Swiss exhibition

• PINEHAS NAKAZIKO

UPCOMING model and a fitness enthusiast Albertina Haimbala, better known as Tina, will soon see herself on a global stage when some of her modelling pictures will be part of an art exhibition in Geneva, Switzerland, this year.

Namibian e-commerce start-up raises N$50m

A NAMIBIAN start-up, Jabu, has raised US$3,2 million (N$49,9 million) in a seed round from AforeCapital, Y Combinator, FJ Labs, Quiet Capital, Kli Capital, Pareto Capital and other angel investors.

Chariot makes major discoveries in Morocco

CHARIOT Oil and Gas, a company that drilled two unsuccessful wells for gas off the coast of Namibia, has made major discoveries off the coast of Morocco.

DeloPorts switches to renewable energy

RUSSIA'S DeloPorts, part of the Delo Group, has started using electricity produced at wind farms on the KSK and NUTEP terminals.

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