Black Africa mourns founding president Goagoseb

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2025-01-20

EPUKIRO, 20 JAN (NAMPA) - Black Africa Football Club (BA) is mourning the death of its founding president Joseph Mihe Goagoseb, who passed on last week.
Goagoseb died in Windhoek on 15 January 2025 at the age of 88.
BA’s executive secretary Anton van Wyk said in an interview with Nampa that the late Goagoseb leaves behind a significant legacy in Namibian football and beyond.
Van Wyk said the founding president was a visionary leader who fostered...

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