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Namibia/Botswana: Country Has Date With Botswana

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New Era (Windhoek)

2 April 2008
Posted to the web 2 April 2008

Carlos Kambaekwa
Windhoek

Namibia has been pitted against Botswana in the preliminaries of the 16th edition of the African Youth Championships with the finals to be staged in Rwanda next year.

The elimination round is scheduled to kick-start over the weekend of April 18 to 20, and the young Namibians will welcome the Young Zebras in Windhoek on the 19th of this month, with the second leg to be played in Gaborone, Botswana a fortnight later.

The following players have been selected and are urgently requested to report for camp at Soccer House this Sunday (18h00).

Ewaldt Kavirombo (Eleven Arrows)

Hedney Aebeb (United FC - Swakopmund)

Imperth Isaak (Namib Woestyn)

Jermano Eiseb (Desert Rollers)

Max Mbaeva (African Stars)

Erwin Kaapama (Desert Rollers)

Eusebio Fredericks (Orlando Pirates)

Akio van Wyk (Namib Woestyn)

Amunyoko Nuuyoma (Unattached)

Mbejezuva Tjiveze (Nampol - Gobabis)

Chris-Lee Gawanab (Unattached)

Ettiene Muundjua (Young Ones)

Thomas Gariseb (Unattached)

Perez Tjano (Eleven Brothers)

Johannes Geiseb (Amaroutes FC)

Edelbertus Bendt (Desert Rollers)

Augustinius Nyumba (United Stars - Rundu)

Bartholemeus Erik (United Stars - Rundu)

David Buys (Orlando Pirates)

Terence van Schalkwyk (Namib Woestyn)

Edmond April (Eleven Brothers)

Tateati Pengeyo (Unattached)

Vetarera Ndjai (Desert Rollers)

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