Water polo, one of the world's oldest Olympic team sports, is gradually growing in Namibia following years of inactivity.

The sport combines swimming, teamwork, and endurance, with local clubs working to increase awareness and attract new players.

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.

The Namibia Aquatics Federation is looking to improve its sports facilities and is seeking support from the new President's office to help bring its vision to life.

The Namibia Aquatic Sports Federation hosted its third short course gala, drawing participants from various Windhoek swimming clubs to showcase their swimming prowess.

Riaan Steyn, the President of the Namibia Aquatics Sports Federation, expressed his satisfaction with the performance of the Junior Aquatics team at the 15th Africa Junior Swimming and Open Water Championships held in Mauritius.