Entries for the 2026 Nedbank Desert Dash will officially open in June as one of Namibia’s most celebrated sporting events prepares for its 22nd edition.

Young footballers from Walvis Bay are utilising sport as a powerful vehicle to change lives, foster discipline, and keep young people away from substance abuse.

Sasa Boys Football Club from Walvis Bay won the tenth edition of the IUM Vice-Chancellor Annual Cup after defeating Desert Stars 1-0 in a closely contested final held over the weekend in Walvis Bay.

Once a thriving club in the 1990s, Bright Stars FC won the Zambezi Regional Second Division Preliminary NFA Cup for the first time after beating Zambezi Sporting Academy FC 2-0.

Community members and unemployed youth in Walvis Bay are utilizing sport as a powerful tool to promote unity, healthy living, and to keep young people away from crime through weekly social wellness games and tournaments.

Namibian wrestlers have returned home with a haul of five medals following a successful outing at the African Wrestling Championships held in Alexandria, Egypt.

The 13th edition of the Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition in the Oshikoto Region concluded on Saturday night, marked by a high-energy Spin Fest that drew large crowds to the exhibition grounds.

The Standard Bank Swakopmund Open Golf Tournament took place at the Rossmund Golf Course over the past weekend, drawing a field of 63 golfers from across the country. The two-day competition featured 12 women and five juniors, representing various clubs in a showcase of national talent.

The Namibia Schools Sport Union (NSSU) National Athletics Championships concluded today at the Independence Stadium in Windhoek, bringing together young athletes from all 14 regions of the country.

The Vision2Africa scouting programme, held from Sunday to Tuesday at the Ramblers Sports Club in Windhoek, attracted athletes aged 13 to 22 from schools and clubs across the country.