“The club was started 32 years ago and since then we’ve grown and we now have different divisions and teams within the club. As we are now reaching different levels within the club, every bit of help goes a long way. This is a great collaboration for all involved and we are looking forward to the future with confidence,” he added. The keenly awaited PstBet NFA Cup Round of 32 Proper was launched on Thursday in Windhoek. The cup is set to see the clubs who made it through the preliminary rounds with an addition of the Debmarine Namibia Premiership clubs battle it out to secure a spot in the next stage of the competition.

 

 

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Speaking at the announcement of the sponsorship, co-founder of PstBet, Nelson Heita, expressed his institution’s interest in promoting youth and sports. “With your sponsorship our teams will grow in confidence and it will make a significant difference especially to some of our younger players who are now starting out at the club. All in all this sponsorship is very much appreciated and well received,” he said. Founder of PstBet, Steven Hamunyela, said they want to develop the country and sport in general, hence the hosting of the tournament.

 

 

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THE first-ever PstBet sport tournament attracted a total of 118 teams in both Soccer and Netball, an indication that sport development is much-needed in the northern part of the country. We are comprised of two experienced bookmakers with over 50 years experience between them with sports betting all over the World starting in 1978. PSTBet – A bookmaker in Namibia, licensed and registered in Namibia for betting/sports betting on the Internet.

 

 

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• All in all this sponsorship is very much appreciated and well received,” he said.
• Steve Hamunyela the CEO and founder of PstBet said they are committed to supporting the local community.
• The integration of FNB Women Super League teams into the Round of 8 reflects a milestone in the evolution of women’s football in the country.
• Founder of PstBet, Steven Hamunyela, said they want to develop the country and sport in general, hence the hosting of the tournament.
• The keenly awaited PstBet NFA Cup Round of 32 Proper was launched on Thursday in Windhoek.
• This is a great collaboration for all involved and we are looking forward to the future with confidence,” he added.
• Our shop software is designed to be simple to set up and use and suits being located in bars, viewing centres, web cafes and many other places.
• “The club was started 32 years ago and since then we’ve grown and we now have different divisions and teams within the club.
• Our software has been tried and tested in many jurisdictions and has a high standard of security and full web security certification SSL.

 

 

The integration of FNB Women Super League teams into the Round of 8 reflects a milestone in the evolution of women’s football in the country. Dr. Emma Kantema, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Services, commended PstBet and the Namibia Football Association (NFA) for their dedication to creating opportunities for Namibian girls to excel in sports. Speaking at the launch ceremony, Dr. Kantema highlighted the significance of including a dedicated women’s competition in this year’s edition, emphasizing the importance of gender inclusivity and empowerment. Robert Shimooshili, the president of the Namibia Football Association (NFA), commended PstBet for creating employment opportunities through sports by offering better incentives to athletes through their sponsorship. He added that the N$6 million annual commitment from PstBet is by far the biggest ever Cup sponsor in the history of local football and the NFA will forever remain indebted to the betting cup.

 

 

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Meanwhile, PstBet’s chief executive officer, Steven Hamunyela, stated that the partnership with Khomas NamPol is a way of diversifying sports in Namibia. All clubs from the round of 32 will receive travelling allowance to the tune of N$20,000 and playing gear. The festival promises to be a melting pot of creativity and innovation, with entrepreneurs from various sectors given the opportunity to showcase their talents. From traditional crafts and artisanal products to cutting-edge technology and culinary delights, patrons can expect a diverse array of offerings. Shapwa said the event continues to play a pivotal role in supporting culture and the contemporary art landscape of the country. “Apart from celebrating Namibia’s diverse and rich culture, the festival creates a platform for young and upcoming entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services it is also a great space for brand leveraging.

 

 

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Hamunyela made the remarks during the draw and launching of tournament held at Omungwelume settlement on Saturday, saying that the tournament was established as a way of giving back to their supporters who have been through thick and thin. Lovisa Mulunga, captain of FC Ongos Ladies and a key player for the Brave Gladiators, expressed her excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to compete in the PstBet NFA Cup. Mulunga hailed the support from FNB as the official sponsor of the Women Super League and applauded PstBet for their commitment to inclusivity and empowerment in sports. The stakes are higher than ever, with the women’s winning team poised to claim a significant prize of N$240,000, underlining the commitment to rewarding excellence and fostering growth in women’s football.

 

 

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The funds were spent on football gear so far and will also cater for the players' accommodation and other logistics during a football tournament next month that's organized by The Namibian newspaper. Announcing the sponsorship, PstBet representative Abner Neputa said the company is committed to supporting local communities to harmoniously bring them together and   improve their livelihood. PstBet chief executive Steven Hamunyela said his company was honoured to be backing “the biggest football tournament in the country”, which will see over 200 clubs participating. The competition will see many talented players gradually cement their place in top clubs and the national teams”. The campaign slogan #YesSheCan encapsulates the spirit of the tournament, symbolizing the belief in the capabilities and potential of female athletes in Namibia.

 

 

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• The Together As One Part 9 boxing bonanza under the theme "Independence Boxing Championship" is set to host their first local event this Saturday at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort.
• The Otjozondjupa Governor's Cup, a highly anticipated football tournament, took place at two different venues – the Okahandja Primary School and the Nau Aib Stadium.
• According to the marketing manager of PSTBet, Valdez Hamuyela, the partnership between PSTBet and the Annual Windhoek Cultural Festival includes a three-year contract.
• “Apart from celebrating Namibia’s diverse and rich culture, the festival creates a platform for young and upcoming entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services it is also a great space for brand leveraging.
• “Today, we witness a very historical moment as we sign a partnership agreement with PstBet to the tune of N$6 million.
• Dr. Emma Kantema, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Services, commended PstBet and the Namibia Football Association (NFA) for their dedication to creating opportunities for Namibian girls to excel in sports.
• “It is indeed true that sport has the power to inspire and unite people, and importantly change the world.

 

 

Runner-ups will receive N$160,000, while third and fourth place teams will each be awarded N$80,000. Khomas NamPol’s chairperson, Nikanor Ashipala, expressed his gratitude for the timely sponsorship from PstBet, which he believes will boost the morale of the players and allow them to showcase their talent. “As an institution, we are interested in the betterment of our country, especially empowering