Namibia's 16-year-old basketball prospect Sage Owen Kamwi is set to represent the country at the FIBA Africa Regional Youth Camp in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, from 21 to 24 October 2026, where promising young players from across the continent will gather for high-level development and international exposure.
The Champion Maize Youth League Cup brought together top-performing youth football teams in the Erongo Region, giving promising players an opportunity to showcase their talent and compete for top honours as the Coastal Edition concluded its season.
The Namibia Sport Commission has officially recognized five new sporting federations over the past two years, expanding the country's organized sporting landscape and creating new pathways for athlete development.
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.
The University of Namibia (UNAM) concluded its second four-day Level One Coaches Workshop in Windhoek, bringing together participants from boxing, basketball, athletics, and other sporting disciplines to enhance technical knowledge and athlete preparation skills.
The race for honours at the 2026 Namibia Annual Sport Awards (NASA) is taking shape, with finalists emerging across the major individual categories following the completion of the adjudication process.
The One Economy Foundation, in partnership with the Windhoek City Runners Club, utilized Namibia's leg of the Africa 7: Run Your Purpose initiative to promote mental resilience, healthy living, and youth development ahead of World Mental Health Day.
Namibia and South Africa shared the honours after an intense five-match women's indoor hockey test series in Windhoek ended level at two victories apiece, with the final encounter finishing in a dramatic 4-4 draw on Sunday, 11 October 2026, as both sides prepare for the Nkosi Cup in December.
