Namibian swimmer Rosalinda Matyayi delivered a gold-medal performance in the 50m backstroke at the SA National Junior Age Group Championships, while Lorenzo Esterhuizen finished fourth.
The UNAM Steenbokkies, reigning champions of the 2025 Rugby Premier League, are preparing for their title defence with training sessions at the UNAM Stadium ahead of the new season.
The Coastal Warriors Volleyball Club, led by its founder and coach Tobias Andreas, is actively seeking to boost youth engagement in Swakopmund. Andreas highlighted that despite a growing interest in the sport throughout Namibia, participation among the youth remains lower than expected.
Spinning action returns for the year, with drivers picking up right where they left off in 2025. The first "Main Event" of the season, hosted by Team Kyle at Windhoek Spin City, attracted competitors from across the country, as well as a strong local crowd.
The Otjozondjupa Region recently hosted its regional athletics competition, bringing together learners from all zones to compete for a spot on the team that will represent the region at the national championships.
The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture has launched the Work Integrated Learning Policy.
The 2026 Women's Open season officially teed off in Windhoek with the hosting of the Windhoek Women's Open, featuring several of the country’s top female golfers competing for the year's first honors.
In a historic moment for Namibian football, the Brave Gladiators have been crowned champions of the COSAFA Women's Championship for the very first time.
The 2026 Nedbank Namibia National Road Race and Time Trial Championships concluded on Sunday morning in Windhoek, marking a high-stakes start to the cycling calendar along the A1 Dr Hage Geingob Freeway.
In an effort to improve the standard of futsal in Namibia, the Namibia Football Association, in collaboration with FIFA and Futsal Namibia, recently hosted a five-day futsal coaching course in Windhoek.
