We have more positives off the field than on the field says NFA’s Hamata
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As the year comes to an end, the Namibia Football Association reflects on the year that was, describing it as more successful off the field than on the field.
As the year comes to an end, the Namibia Football Association reflects on the year that was, describing it as more successful off the field than on the field.
In April this year, the Namibia Sport Commission appointed an interim committee to amend the constitution and stabilize the leadership squabbles within the Namibian National Paralympic Committee.
The Dr Libertine Amathila Annual Sport Tournament concluded with a football final that highlighted unity, inclusion, and the celebration of indigenous talent.
Cricket Namibia has described 2025 as a landmark year for the sport, marked by rapid institutional growth, global recognition, and major strides in both men's and women's cricket.
As the year comes to an end, the Namibia Amateur Golf Union has reflected on its 2025 season, while also casting an eye on the year ahead. It has been a year marked by driving competition, exposure, and opportunity for local players.
The Namibia Karate Federation says it remains hopeful that the sport could return to the Olympic programme in future, pending changes to international protocols.
Athletics Namibia president Leon Nienaber has described 2025 as a successful year for the federation, citing strong international performances, progress in youth development, and improved administration, while outlining plans for growth in 2026.
As the year comes to an end, the Namibia Aquatic Sport Federation has reflected on its 2025 season, while also casting an eye on the year ahead. It has been a year marked by standout performances, emerging talent, and key developments on both the national and international stage.
Namibia's table tennis federation says 2025 is one of its strongest years, marked by international medals, more participation, and wider grassroots activity. From the U20 Youth Games to tournaments in Nigeria and Angola, officials say the sport has grown faster than expected.
The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts & Culture (MEIYSAC) has reiterated its commitment to uplifting Namibia's creative sector.
Deputy Minister Dino Ballotti vowed to strengthen support for artists and industry players.