Namibian swimmers made their mark at the XXI Africa Aquatics Zone IV Championships, which were hosted over five days in Eswatini.
The prestigious event took place in Manzini, Eswatini, from September 3-6, 2025, for pool events, with the Open Water Championship concluding the competition today.
The much-anticipated Outapi Mayoral Cup brought together teams from across the country last weekend. Held from September 5th to the 7th at the Olufuko Centre in Outapi, the tournament drew enthusiastic support from various regions.
Metumo Imene, Phillemon Ngutenaanye's manager, recently attended a WBO Global Title Challenge fight in Tanzania earlier this year.
The fight, hosted in Dar es Salaam, concluded after five rounds with Johani Mujanja from Tanzania being crowned the winner.
A recent event brought together top-tier coaches from around the world to share their knowledge on advanced training techniques, stroke development, athlete psychology, and long-term swimmer progression.
Namibian coach Diego Kahlari was in attendance.
Cycling brings joy to all ages, and for the learners at Moreson Special School, it's a favorite activity. However, their school's cycling program, part of the physical education curriculum, was put on hold after the bicycles fell into disrepair.
The Capricorn Eagles beat Tanzania by 8 wickets to secure their spot in the ICC T20 Women's World Cup Global qualifiers in Napal. An emotional Eagles Captain, Suné Wittmann shares here thoughts after their win.
The "Win a Car" competition, a fundraising initiative to support the Brave Warriors' World Cup qualification journey, officially opened on July 10 and closed on August 31.
The Namibia Annual Sport Awards are back, and this year, they're not just about honoring athletes. The Namibia Sport Commission is adding a series of coaching clinics to the schedule, aiming to improve the skills and knowledge of coaches nationwide.
The Suiderhof Primary School Fun Walk took place yesterday in Windhoek, bringing together learners, parents, and teachers for a day of fitness, fun, and community bonding.
Teachers from eight schools in the Jan Jonker Cluster gathered at the Academia Secondary School Sports Field on Saturday for a sports festival designed to boost mental health and well-being through friendly competition.
