Also nicknamed Rhoo the Saviour, Tjihero was born in Okahandja[1] and played for Benoni United before moving to Windhoek where he joined African Stars.
[3] Tjihero made his debut for the Brave Warriors in a July 1994 friendly match against Botswana and totalled 1 goal in 37 games for them.
[4] His goal was a free kick against South Africa, when Namibia stunned their World Cup-bound neighbours during the 1998 COSAFA Cup.
[5] His father Festus Tjihero also played football (for Zebras FC) as well as his brothers Albert and Jamanuka (both for African Stars).
[1] Tjihero is active as a commercial farmer and also works as a sales manager at the Namibia Broadcasting Corporation.