The Kavango East sports community is mourning the passing of Christine Simasiku Kavola, a prominent sports administrator and educator whose dedicated service significantly advanced school sports and netball development across the region.
Namibia's Special Olympics Unified Women's Football Team has written a new chapter in the country's sporting history. After winning their first Unified Football World Cup title in Paris, the champions returned with a second Special Olympics gold medal and a N$250,000 reward for their achievement.
The Athletic Club Football Academy (ACFA) successfully defended both their Under-17 and Under-19 titles for the second consecutive year following an impressive performance at the SKW U17 and U19 Tournament, which concluded last weekend at the SKW Sports Grounds in Olympia.
A dream that began on the football fields of Paris ended with Namibia standing on top of the world as the Special Olympics Unified women's football team returned home to a heroes' welcome.
Deep Yellow Namibia has donated boxing equipment valued at N$47,000 to the Albertus Tsamaseb Boxing Academy (ATBA) in Erongo and is sponsoring the 2026 DYN Sports Festival in Swakopmund.
Otjiwarongo-based sports club NDF Mighty Gunners held an awards ceremony to recognise the players and coaches who contributed to the club's achievements throughout the season.
The Welwitschias Invitational XV suffered a narrow 50-47 defeat against the Vodacom Blue Bulls in an entertaining rugby friendly at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek on Saturday.
The 26 Motorized Infantry Brigade Intersport Competition has officially concluded in Rundu, with winners crowned across various sporting disciplines. The event brought together different units from the brigade to compete ahead of the upcoming Namibia Defence Force Games.
The countdown to the BDO Namibian Open 2026 is underway, with organisers preparing for this year's tournament. The event has grown steadily over the past decade and has attracted increased corporate support, with title sponsor BDO and Power Line Africa each contributing N$200,000 towards this year's competition.
The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) Hockey Club has returned from South Africa after the men's team clinched the 2026 University Sport South Africa (USSA) Hockey Tournament C Section title.
