NS Warriors FC and Lucky Stars FC are intensifying preparations for the new league season in Divundu, using a weekend friendly to assess fitness, teamwork, and overall match readiness while awaiting confirmation of the official league kick-off date.

Namibia's Under-15 national football team, the Baby Warriors, have departed for Baku, Azerbaijan, to participate in the inaugural FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival, marking a milestone moment for the squad as they prepare to compete on the international stage.

Two Namibian wrestling officials are enhancing the country's technical expertise after representing Namibia at the Veteran World Wrestling Championships in Amman, Jordan, where they gained valuable exposure to international refereeing standards.

Namibia is looking at expanding agricultural production to reduce imports.

It is for this reason that the country hosted an inaugural Agriculture Investment Conference and Expo in Windhoek. 

The National Assembly has passed the second reading of the Public Enterprise Governance (PEGA) Bill.