Uruanaani Scara Johannes-Matundu

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Scara is a Senior Producer Radio at Namibia Broadcasting Corporation. He currently works as a sports commentator for boxing, athletics and soccer. He is also in her final year of studying for his LLB.

His work covers the subjects of sports, politics and courts. His previous work includes Regional Reporter for Botswana Press Agency, Regional Bureau Chief for Namibia Press Agency, Editor-in-Chief of the University of Namibia Campus Newspaper and Namibian Correspondent for African Soccer Magazine. His hobbies include horse riding, soccer, reading magazines and hunting.

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Former Nigerian Players impact socio-economic development of the country

Over the years, Nigeria has witnessed an exodus of soccer players who left the country to ply their trade in Europe and other rich nations. When these players return upon retirement or represent the Super Eagles in international tournaments, hopes are high back home.

By Uruanaani Scara Johannes-Matundu - 18 October 2010 - Audio

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The Plight of Namibia Soccer Referees

Despite insults, abusive language and sometimes life threats made towards referees in the Namibian soccer game, referees have continued to officiate during matches. Do referees officiate for the love of the game or for the love of money?

By Uruanaani Scara Johannes-Matundu - 30 July 2010 - Audio

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Namibian youth soccer

Namibian soccer youth development programs seem to be yielding the much needed results of giving young soccer aspirants a platform to shine and showcase their talent.

By Uruanaani Scara Johannes-Matundu - 8 March 2010 - Audio

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