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Last update: 12 hours agoTop Football: Mighty Gunners snatched the Standard Bank Top 8 Cup with a 2-1 comeback win over UNAM FC at Independence Stadium—UNAM struck early from the spot, but Gunners levelled before half-time and scored the winner as extra time loomed. Marathon Momentum: Over 5,000 runners took part in the Vivo Marathon in Windhoek, with the 10km race drawing the biggest crowd. Stadium Upgrade Watch: Independence Stadium renovation is set to move into contractor procurement in the second quarter, with work aimed at meeting CAF and World Athletics standards. Energy Snapshot: Namibia’s electricity supply in February relied on imports for 56%, while Ruacana produced 156GWh—showing how rainfall still drives the grid. Legal & Accountability: NSFAF has sued former chief Hilya Nghiwete for N$4.3m, and the High Court rejected a bid to hold an intelligence boss’s case in secret. Health & Safety: Windhoek’s water authority says tap water is safe, while medicine shortages remain a live political flashpoint.
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