Special Olympics Namibia is currently conducting a 3-day Motor Activities Training Program led by Special Olympics Kenya's Sports Director Njuguna Vincent Mungai, accompanied by William Masina from Special Olympics Africa.
Namibia is hosting the training for the first time, joining Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, which have previously hosted the event.
The Namibia Darts Federation is organizing a fundraising event to support their national team, which will participate in the African Championship end of August in Matsapha, Eswatini.
The fundraising tournament will take place at the Action Arena next to the Olympia Swimming Pool in Windhoek on the 4th of August.
A total of 40 darts players from all corners of the country are expected to participate in the fundraising event, with a few prizes up for grabs.
Sunday afternoon witnessed an intense encounter in the Khomas Second Division league as the top-of the table Swallows faced off against the Windhoek Correctional Facility.
Despite their sixth-place position and determination to secure a coveted top-four spot, Windhoek Correctional failed to collect the maximum points and could only managed a two all draw.
The game was intense, with both teams awarded penalties in the second half; however, only Windhoek Correctional Facility converted theirs, while Swallows missed their opportunity.
Over the weekend, the United Legends Football Club organized an exciting mini-tournament aimed at keeping veterans football vibrant and active in the Oshana region.
Over 200 senior footballers gathered at the Ekango Sports Field in Ongwediva to participate in this social event, promoting unity, support, and brotherhood among aging footballers.
The mini-tournament also served as a preparatory get-together for the upcoming Legends tournament in the coming months.
Teams competing in the PstBet NFA Cup finals received their official kits and tracksuits today at the NFA Soccer House, courtesy of the tournament sponsors PstBet.
The presentation ceremony saw PstBet-sponsored teams, Khomas Nampol and Eeshoke ChulaChula, receive their official gear.
Following their 5-0 loss in the COSAFA Cup final on Sunday in Port Elizabeth, the Brave Warriors touched down back home on Tuesday morning.
They were received by the Deputy Minister of Sport, Youth & National Service and the Secretary General of the NFAFollowing their 5-0 loss in the COSAFA Cup final on Sunday in Port Elizabeth, the Brave Warriors touched down back home on Tuesday morning.
The Brave Gladiators have made the journey from South Africa to Europe, where they will be playing a series of friendly matches against Lichtenstein National women's team.
The Gladiators are currently based in Ruggell, a small town in Liechtenstein in Central Europe.
The MTC Dome Namibia has successfully won the bid to host the 1st edition of Traditional Sports and Games in 2026.
The agreement was recently signed at the MTC Dome in Swakopmund.
The Keetmanshoop Municipality has honoured the athletic achievements of Brave Gladiators' goal poacher Zenatha Coleman by naming a street in the Southern town after her. Coleman, who was born in Keetmanshoop, later moved to the Jacky Shipanga Academy in Windhoek.
This past weekend saw action in rugby and football, which did not stop other sport codes from taking place too.
In Futsal, the second edition of the Ongos Valley Fustal Cup , a 25-team knockout tournament. 14 teams from the premie league division, 8 teams from the 1st division, and 3 teams from the second division.
