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2022-11-18

Julinho puts focus on winning. 

COACH of Rundu-based premier-league club, Julinho Sporting, Nelson Luis, says the team is not focused on anything else in the Debmarine Namibia Premiership maiden season, but the goal is to try to win every game that comes.

2022-11-18

France sweat on Benzema, Varane ahead of World Cup opener

DEFENDING champions France are hoping Karim Benzema and Raphael Varane will be fit enough to feature in their opening World Cup match against Australia, with teammate Adrien Rabiot insisting both are "determined to play".

2022-11-18

Italy take on world champions SA hoping for another big scalp

RESURGENT Italy host sliding South Africa in Genoa on Saturday as the nation in form and with coach Kieran Crowley insisting the Azzurri have a chance against the World Champions.

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2022-11-17

SA star Paige to drop new album in Namibia

Features on Gazza's soon-to-drop single...“I didn't even know the guy was so big”

2022-11-17

FYM embarks on 'Sounds of Namibia' tourFYM embarks on 'Sounds of Namibia' tour

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2022-11-17

Bantwini and Zikode bag first-ever nomination at the 2023 Grammys

SOUTH African artists Zakes Bantwini and Nomcebo Zikode have received their first Grammy nominations.

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2022-11-18

Australian miners find more rare earths near Uis

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UIS, a mining settlement with a population of 5 000 or less, has become a hot spot for rare earth mineral explorers, with an Australian company recently announcing it found high-grade lithium-caesium-tantalum-rubidium-type rocks.

2022-11-17

Madison Metals acquires more land for uranium

Lazarus Amukeshe and Regina Murphy

CANADIAN mining company Madison Metals has bought more land in the Erongo region for its uranium mining activities.

2022-11-17

NAB continues horticultural balancing act

AS the Namibian Agronomic Board [NAB] continues to strike a balance between what horticultural produce can and cannot be imported in the month of November, eight products remained on the closed list.

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The race for a place at the 2023 African Cup of Nations in Côte d'Ivoire started on Tuesday 1 June. Three matches are on the menu for this first day. And three are already over with the victory of Ghana, Angola and Libya over Madagascar, Central African Republic and Botswana respectively. Note that Kenya [pool] and Zimbabwe [pool K] have been excluded from the qualifications.

Program 1st day
Wednesday 1 June 2022

Angola 2-1 Central African Republic

Goals: M'Bala Nzola [72nd], Dala Gelson [76th] for Angola, Samuel Nlend [32nd] for Central African Republic

Libya 1-0 Botswana

Goal: Saleh Al Taher [53rd]

Ghana 3-0 Madagascar

Goals: Mohammed Kudus [53rd], Felix Afena-Gyan [56th] and Osman Bukari [86th]

Thursday 02 June 2022

Mozambique 1-1 Rwanda

Goals: Blaise Nishimwe [65'] for Rwanda, Stanley Ratifo [67'] for Mozambique

Tunisia 4-0 Equatorial Guinea

Goals: Sliti [56'], Jaziri [77'] and Msakni [80', 85'] for Tunisia

Friday 03 June 2022

Comoros 2-0 Lesotho

Youssouf M'Changama [60th] and Benjaloud Youssouf [81st] for Comoros

Togo 2-2 Eswatini

Goals: Placca [20th]; Kodjo Laba [86th] for Togo and Ndzinisa [84th], Ngwenya [90+5] for Eswatini

Burkina Faso 2-0 Cape Verde

Goals: Hassane Bandé [56th]; Dango Ouattara [88th] for Burkina Faso

Ivory Coast 3-1 Zambia

Goals: Serge Aurier [67th]; Christian Kouamé [76th]; Ibrahima Sangaré [89th] for Ivory Coast and Patson Daka [90+4] for Zambia

Saturday 04 June 2022

Namibia 1-1 Burundi

Goals: Peter Shalulile [10th] for Namibia and Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana for Burundi [88th]

Niger 1-1 Tanzania

Goals: George Mpole Mwaigomole [1st] for Tanzania and Daniel Sosah for Niger [26th]

Gambia 1-0 South Sudan

Goal: Ablie Jallow [45th+4]

Algeria 2-0 Uganda

Goals: Aissa Mandi [28th], Youcef Belaili [60th] for Algeria

Mali 4-0 Congo

Goals: Mohamed Camara [1st], El Bilal Touré [20th, 40th] and Kalifa Coulibaly [44th] for Mali

Mauritania 3-0 Sudan

Goals: Aboubakar Kamara [27th, 30th], Abdallahi Mahmoud [77th] for Mauritania

Senegal 3-1 Benin

Goals: Sadio Mané [12th sp, 22nd, 60th sp] for Senegal and Olaitan for Benin [88th]

Congo DR 0-1 Gabon

Goal : Shavy Babicka [23rd] for Gabon

Sunday 05 June 2022

Malawi 2-1 Ethiopia

Goals: Mhango [10th sp and 34th sp] for Malawi and Nasir [68th sp] for Ethiopia

Egypt 1-0 Guinea

Goal: Mostafa Mohamed [87th]

Thursday 09 June 2022

Guinea-Bissau 12:00 Mauritius

Nigeria 16:00 Sierra Leone

Morocco 19:00 South Africa

Program 2nd day
Sunday 05 June 2022

Central African Republic 1-1 Ghana

Goals: Kudus [17th] for Ghana and Namnganda [41st] for Central African Republic

Botswana 0-0 Tunisia

Madagascar 1-1 Angola

Goals: Rakotoharimalala [36th] for Madagascar and Gelson [43rd] for Angola

Monday 6 June 2022

Equatorial Guinea 2-0 Libya

Goals: Mohammed Touhami [CSC, 51st] and Federico Bikoro [84th] for Equatorial Guinea

Tuesday 07 June 2022

Eswatini 1-3 Burkina Faso

Goals: Sabelo Ndzinisa [64th] for Eswatini, Dango Ouattara [69th and 75th] and Stephane Aziz [85th] for Burkina Faso

Zambia 2-1 Comoros

Goals: Fardou Ben [13th] for Comoros, Enock Mwepu [42nd+2nd] Kings Kangwa [88th] for Comoros

Cape Verde 2-0 Togo

Goals: Julio Tavares [10th] and Jamiro Monteiro [90+4]

Rwanda 0-1 Senegal

Goal: Sadio Mané [90th+8 sp]

Wednesday 08 June 2022

Kenya - Namibia [Cancelled]

Uganda 1-1 Niger

Tanzania 0-2 Algeria

Goals: Ramy Bensebaini [45th+2] and Mohamed El Amine Amoura [89th]

Congo 1-0 Gambia

Goal: Antoine Makoumbou [74th]

Gabon 0-0 Mauritania

Sudan 7pm DR Congo

Benin 7pm Mozambique

Thursday 9 June 2022

South Sudan 12:00 Mali

Ethiopia 16:00 Egypt

Lesotho 17:00 Côte d'Ivoire

Guinea 17:00 Malawi

Burundi 19:00 Cameroon

Monday 13 June 2022

South Africa 13:00 Zimbabwe

Mauritius 13:00 Nigeria

Sierra Leone 16:00 Guinea-Bissau

Liberia 19:00 Morocco

How many teams qualify for afcon 2023?

A total of 24 teams will qualify to play in the final tournament, including Ivory Coast, who qualify automatically as hosts. All statistics correct as of 13 June 2022.

Why is the next Afcon in 2023?

The 17th edition of the continental championship, AFCON 2023, was originally scheduled to take place next summer in the Ivory Coast. But heavy floods expected in the west Africa country at that time of year have prompted organisers to move the tournament from June and July 2023 to January and February 2024.

Which group is Nigeria in Afcon 2023?

The result is an improvement for Nigeria from the sides' previous meeting in Benin, where they threw away a four-goal lead under Gernot Rohr. Nigeria now sit second in Group A and will next face São Tomé and Príncipe next Monday.

Who will host the next Afcon 2023?

Officials from the Ivory Coast government signed a formal hosting agreement for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations with the Confederation of African Football [Caf] on Friday.

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