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Women’s marathon world record-holder Ruth Chepngetich has been banned for three years after the Kenyan admitted to anti-doping rule violations. Chepngetich was provisionally suspended in July following a positive test for Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) – a banned diuretic used commonly as a masking agent – on 14 March. Chepngetich’s achievements which pre-date that sample – including […]
For Rayno Nel there is something special about the ability to call yourself the strongest man in the world. The 30-year-old South African claimed the prestigious title on his debut in the competition in May – something that shocked many people, including him. “I didn’t go into this year really thinking that this year would […]
We spoke to PDM candidate Uakuna Rukero, who says she wants to “deliver versatile and practical change that restores hope and trust in leadership,” focusing on clean water, waste management, road maintenance, and youth empowerment. Rukero emphasizes transparency, accountability, and the importance of voter participation in the upcoming 26 November elections.
In October 1945, delegates from across the world descended on a town hall on the outskirts of Manchester city centre to attend a seismic event in African politics, the ripple effects of which still resonate 80 years later. The Fifth Pan-African Congress, held between 15 and 21 October 1945, was a key moment for the […]
Student Leila Muxinga says her journey to earning a degree from the Namibia University of Science and Technology was filled with challenges, but her resilience and hope kept her going despite serious health struggles.
Mental health remains a sensitive issue in many Namibian communities where traditional and spiritual beliefs still shape how people understand and respond to it. Stigma often prevents those affected from seeking help highlighting the need for greater awareness and openness. Desert FM spoke to Mbunza traditional authority chief councillor Dagobert Mukoya who said traditional leaders […]
An elite military unit says it has seized power in Madagascar from President Andry Rajoelina following weeks of youth-led protests in the Indian Ocean island. Standing outside the presidential palace on Tuesday, CAPSAT chief Col Michael Randrianirina said the military would form a government and hold elections within two years. He also suspended key democratic […]
In this convasation, Lizette Feris, media and information literacy expert, breaks down Namibia’s readiness for artificial intelligence. From regulatory gaps and digital infrastructure to AI talent development and ethical considerations, we explore what the country must do to avoid being left behind in the global AI race. Learn how AI can transform sectors like health, […]
The Kenyan Catholic Church has introduced a new brand of altar wine for Holy Mass after the previous one became widely available in local bars. Simply labelled Mass Wine, the new sacramental drink bears the coat of arms of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) and an official signature to certify its authenticity. “The […]
Friends and community members gathered for a candlelight vigil in memory of Juanita Karolus, whose tragic death has left Windhoek in mourning.