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A natural since age 7, Bjorn has represented Namibia on some of the biggest stages, taken a decade-long break, and come back with more fire, balance, and intention than ever before. https://iono.fm/e/1582832
Patrick joins David to talk about some of the reasons people are struggling, how more people than you might think are struggling, and how we can start to go about dealing with the problem. https://iono.fm/e/1582805
With 52% of Namibian employees reporting that they suffer financial stress, David spoke to Old Mutual Investment Group Business Development Manager, Jo-Ann van Wyk, to find out why and what people can do about it. https://iono.fm/e/1581779
Petrie tells David more about how the Welwitchias can still go about qualifying for the next Rugby World Cup, how not having won against Zimbabwe might actually have been a good thing, and more about the plans the Union has for the future of rugby in Namibia. https://iono.fm/e/1581245
Having already represented her country internationally, Zoé is ready to take on MXOAN 2025 in Zimbabwe. https://iono.fm/e/1580827
The new CEO of the Namibia National Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Games Association talks about why she toook the job, what her plans for the role are, and how she hopes to get all Namibians involved. https://iono.fm/e/1580807
Having ridden bikes from the age of 3, raced across Southern Africa and even in Europe, and definitely put in the hours, Mark talks to David about how he is ready to represent Namibia at the upcoming MXOAN 2025 in Zimbabwe. https://iono.fm/e/1580385
With the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention on Wetlands (COP15), or Ramsar COP, kicking off this morning, find out more about the Conference, the importance of wetlands, and BirdLife International.
With long-term infection with HPV the key factor in the development of cervical cancer, David spoke to Rolf Hansen about the HPV vaccination campaign and how it could help reduce the number of women dying from cervical cancer.
