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Also known as: Canadian

2019-09-132026-09-06

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  1. May 2026
  2. The Namibian

    Jesse Marsch, who’s right into high pressing up in Canada, might be able to do that, but I’m not sure that in some parts of the US or even Mexico it will be easy to do.” There is also something more basic, but which has become a defining feature of this Premier League season: the

    How might this World Cup be won on the pitch?
  3. The Namibian

    However Neymar, who rejoined boyhood club Santos in January after an injury-ravaged stint in Saudi Arabia, has now earned Ancelotti’s stamp of approval for the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

    Neymar back in Brazil squad for fourth World Cup
  4. The Namibian

    Fifa secretary general Mattias Grafstrom described as “excellent” and “constructive” the meeting held on Saturday in Istanbul with the Iranian federation to ensure Iran’s participation in the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

    Iran have ‘constructive’ meeting with Fifa over World Cup preparations
  5. The Namibian

    Iran held a send-off ceremony Wednesday for the national football team as it prepared to play in the 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.

    Iran holds World Cup send off for national football team
  6. Windhoek Observer

    SEDAR+ is Canada’s web-based electronic filing system used by companies and market participants to file and access information related to capital markets and securities regulation.

    Koryx Copper files updated Haib resource report
  7. The Namibian

    A record 48 teams and millions of fans are set to descend on the United States, Canada and Mexico for the first-ever World Cup co-hosted by three nations.

    Anxiety, anticipation as Fifa World Cup one-month countdown begins
  8. Windhoek Observer

    The company operates projects in Namibia and Canada and also has exploration activities in Canada and Australia.

    Langer Heinrich positioned to capitalise uranium deficit
  9. The Namibian

    Thompson-Herah, 33, took the baton from third-leg runner Lavanya Williams and headed into the final straight a couple of metres down on Canada’s Donna Ntambue.

    Thompson Herah shines at world relays, Tebogo helps Botswana to win
  10. April 2026
  11. The Namibian

    Football’s global governing body said in a statement that money shared between the 48 teams taking part in the finals in Mexico, Canada and the United States would now total $871 million, up from an initial figure of $727 million announced in December.

    World Cup to get cash boost as Fifa unveils red card crackdown
  12. The Namibian

    For a brief moment, Namibia became Canada. Just with better rhythm.

    Big Ben Live at Zoo Park: What Namibia Looks Like

Friday 4 September

  1. WHS archers help Namibia win silver at African tournament

    Windhoek High School archers competing on Namibia's development and national teams helped the country secure an overall silver medal at the AGA African Federation Tournament in Lobatse, Botswana, from 12 to 15 August, with the teams collectively producing six medals.

    4 September 2026 · The Namibian

  2. ReconAfrica raises N$174m through bought-deal offering for drilling

    The Canadian oil and gas company announced a bought-deal public offering of 20.548 million units at C$0.73 each to fund exploration and production testing in its Namibia operations, with proceeds targeting open-hole horizontal sidetrack and production testing in the Huttenberg and Elandshoek formations.

    4 September 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Thursday 3 September

  1. President opens Creative Sport Tourism Expo, emphasizes economic growth

    President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah opened the Creative Sport Tourism Expo at Hage Geingob Stadium, calling for sport, tourism and creative industries to be connected and leveraged to drive economic growth in Namibia.

    3 September 2026 · The Namibian

  2. Langer Heinrich uranium mine secures 21 million pounds through 2030

    Paladin Energy's Langer Heinrich Mine in Erongo has 21 million pounds of uranium contracted through 2030, with 44% of 2026–2030 contracted volumes at base-escalated and fixed pricing and the remainder linked to market prices. The mine sold 4.35 million pounds of uranium oxide during the 2026 financial year at an average price of US$70 per pound.

    3 September 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Friday 28 August

  1. Paladin Energy cuts net loss to N$145m amid uranium production gains

    Paladin Energy reported a net loss after tax of US$9.1 million (N$145m) for the year ended 30 June 2026, down from US$76.5 million in 2025, driven by a successful ramp-up of its 75%-owned Langer Heinrich Mine in Namibia, which produced 4.82 million pounds of uranium oxide and boosted sales revenue 71% to US$304.3 million.

    28 August 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Thursday 27 August

  1. Geologists urge deeper exploration of Namibia's mineral resources

    Geological scientists have called on Namibia to intensify exploration of its largely untapped mineral wealth and create more local value from extracted resources. They identified uranium, lithium, rare earth elements and copper as minerals with significant potential for economic growth, noting that Namibia remains underexplored despite its long mining history.

    27 August 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Sunday 23 August

  1. Namibia debates architecture for national pension fund

    Namibia is considering how to build retirement security through a National Pension Fund, with Part VII of the Social Security Act 34 of 1994 never operationalised despite the legal foundation existing. The proposed model is an earnings-related, defined-benefit social-insurance scheme targeting formal-sector workers compulsorily and informal and self-employed workers initially.

    23 August 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 17 August

  1. Koryx Copper drilling confirms strong Haib deposit results

    Luxembourg-based Koryx Copper has completed infill drilling at the Haib copper project in southern Namibia, with assay results from 17 drill holes showing positive trends and reinforcing confidence in the deposit as it advances toward a pre-feasibility study expected at the end of 2026.

    17 August 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 10 August

  1. Three football confederations rebuke Infantino over governance

    Uefa, Concacaf and AFC issued a joint letter criticizing Fifa president Gianni Infantino, declaring that football "belongs to no individual" and stating that leadership is not a possession. The letter came after Infantino launched and then withdrew a plan to bring private investment into Fifa competitions, drawing scathing criticism from multiple confederations.

    10 August 2026 · The Namibian

Sunday 9 August

  1. Pitso Mosimane to become South Africa football coach

    Pitso Mosimane is set to succeed Hugo Broos as coach of South Africa's national football team, pending salary negotiations. The 62-year-old South African, previously fired from the role in 2012, has since coached Mamelodi Sundowns, Al Ahly in Egypt, and clubs in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Iran.

    9 August 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 3 August

  1. Namibia wins one silver, two bronze at Glasgow Commonwealth Games

    Namibia completed their 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign with one silver and two bronze medals, all won by boxers, finishing 28th overall out of 74 nations and seventh among 21 African nations. The boxers' medals—Tryagain Ndevelo's silver in men's 60kg, and Philip Haoseb and Mischa Araes's bronze in men's 55kg and women's 51kg—represented the best African boxing performance at the Games.

    3 August 2026 · The Namibian

Saturday 1 August

  1. Fifa scraps World Cup private investment plan after global backlash

    Fifa president Gianni Infantino has withdrawn a proposal to allow private investment in the World Cup, which had faced fierce opposition from Uefa, national governments, and continental football bodies. The plan would have sought $4.2 billion from minority investors in Fifa Forward Enterprise while Fifa retained majority control.

    1 August 2026 · The Namibian

Friday 31 July

  1. Concacaf's 41 members reject FIFA's private investor World Cup proposal

    All 41 Concacaf member associations have rejected FIFA's proposal to sell a stake in World Cup business operations, citing concerns about lack of due process, an artificially short deadline, and absence of governance review. The members also questioned the need for private equity investment after the most profitable FIFA World Cup in history.

    31 July 2026 · The Namibian

  2. Parliament's legislative backlog tests Namibia's constitutional health

    An analysis argues that parliament's ability to process legislation is a key indicator of constitutional health and institutional capacity, with the eighth parliament facing pressure to enact reforms on economic growth, public administration, and service delivery.

    31 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Thursday 30 July

  1. O'Connor wins Commonwealth heptathlon gold for Northern Ireland

    Kate O'Connor won heptathlon gold for Northern Ireland at the Commonwealth Games, securing her country's first athletics Commonwealth gold since 1986. Australia added nine swimming gold medals for a total of 37, their best ever Commonwealth Games haul in the pool.

    30 July 2026 · The Namibian

Sunday 26 July

  1. Adam Ramsay-Peaty wins bronze, hints at retirement considerations

    British swimmer Adam Ramsay-Peaty finished third in the 100m breaststroke at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, missing his target of gold in four consecutive Games. The 31-year-old suggested he may reconsider his future in the sport given his expectations of becoming a father of two.

    26 July 2026 · The Namibian

Saturday 25 July

  1. Duncan Scott wins Scotland's first gold at Commonwealth Games swimming

    Duncan Scott claimed Scotland's first gold medal of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, winning the 200-metre individual medley with a Games record time of 1min 56.38sec. Australia's swimmers also dominated the opening day of the pool competition, with Australian mining baron Gina Rinehart funding a bonus scheme of 20,000 Australian dollars for every gold medal won.

    25 July 2026 · The Namibian

Friday 24 July

  1. US imposes tariffs on 60 trading partners for forced labour failures

    The US has imposed new tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on 60 trading partners, including the UK, China, the EU, Canada, Japan and India, citing claims they failed to properly stop forced labour. The duties came into effect on Friday and represent the latest escalation in the trade war under President Donald Trump.

    24 July 2026 · The Namibian

  2. Namibia's Q2 diamond production reaches 531,000 carats

    Namibia's rough diamond production remained stable at 531,000 carats in the second quarter, as higher-grade mining at Namdeb offset operational disruptions at Debmarine Namibia, according to Anglo American's production report.

    24 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Wednesday 22 July

  1. CAF chief Motsepe defends FIFA president Infantino

    African football boss Patrice Motsepe defended FIFA president Gianni Infantino on Wednesday, praising his commitment to football and support for Africa, despite growing criticism over Infantino's handling of issues including a suspension decision and tournament format changes.

    22 July 2026 · The Namibian

  2. Namibia Air to launch domestic, regional and international services

    Five years after Air Namibia's collapse, Namibia Air has filed aviation licence applications to operate passenger and cargo services domestically, regionally and internationally, with the government aiming to launch the fully operational joint airline with Botswana by the end of 2026 and Ethiopian Airlines as the strategic operating partner.

    22 July 2026 · New Era

Tuesday 21 July

  1. Ongwe Minerals schedules August 2026 AGM, advances gold exploration

    Canadian-listed gold exploration company Ongwe Minerals Incorporated will hold its annual general and special meeting on 20 August 2026 in Vancouver. The company continues exploration activities focused on the Omatjete and Khorixas gold projects in Namibia's Northwest Damara gold belt, with work centred on identifying prospects including the Manga and Nguni gold prospects at Omatjete.

    21 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

  2. Ongwe Minerals schedules August 2026 AGM, advances Namibian gold exploration

    Canadian-listed gold exploration company Ongwe Minerals Incorporated has announced its annual general and special meeting for 20 August 2026 in Vancouver. The company is focused on advancing gold deposits in Namibia's Northwest Damara gold belt, including the Omatjete and Khorixas gold projects.

    21 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Sunday 19 July

  1. World Cup ends with excitement despite pre-tournament challenges

    Fifa declares the expanded 48-team World Cup across the United States, Mexico and Canada a triumph, marked by thrilling football and strong performances from smaller nations including Cape Verde, Curaçao, and Egypt, who reached knockout rounds in record numbers.

    19 July 2026 · The Namibian

Friday 17 July

  1. ICC World Cup format limits associate nations' access to tournament

    The ICC has announced a 14-team format for next year's Cricket World Cup co-hosted by Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. Despite the expanded field, the structure makes it virtually impossible for associate nations like Namibia to compete against leading teams, with four spots determined through a lengthy qualifying process that Namibia must enter despite being a co-host.

    17 July 2026 · The Namibian

  2. New 14-team World Cup format limits opportunities for associate nations

    The ICC announced a new format for next year's Cricket World Cup to be co-hosted by Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, increasing competing teams to 14. The format has made it virtually impossible for associate nations like Namibia to compete against leading teams, with the tournament featuring far fewer nations than other world cups.

    17 July 2026 · The Namibian

Tuesday 14 July

  1. Trump policy lets 7,727 South African refugees into US

    The United States admitted 7,727 people as refugees over several months, nearly all from South Africa, under a Trump administration policy, while immigrants from other countries already legally in America have struggled to obtain work authorization and other benefits.

    14 July 2026 · The Namibian

  2. De Beers to pause Venetia mine production for two years

    De Beers intends to pause production at the Venetia mine in South Africa for two years to reduce costs and rephase capital expenditure on its underground project, while investing in critical infrastructure to enhance capacity and efficiency. The company will support impacted employees and continue community commitments as it manages the pause.

    14 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Friday 10 July

  1. South Africa seeks new coach after Broos confirms exit

    Hugo Broos has confirmed his exit as South Africa's national football coach after the team's elimination from the 2026 World Cup. Multiple candidates, including Pitso Mosimane, have applied to succeed him, though the football federation may retain Broos in an advisory capacity.

    10 July 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 9 July

  1. FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finals set: eight nations compete

    The FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finals feature Argentina versus Switzerland, France versus Morocco, Spain versus Belgium, and Norway versus England, with matches beginning 9 July at various venues and times.

    9 July 2026 · Informanté

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