Namibia's indoor hockey women's team claimed the indoor series this past weekend, while their male counterparts had to settle for second place against neighbors South Africa.
The 10 test Indoor Hockey Series between both the women's and men's teams of Namibia and South Africa concluded on Sunday.
Former South African bowler Morne Morkel, who formed part of the Namibian coaching team to the T20 Cricket World Cup, said that despite not making it out of the group stages, the players showed great character.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's Afrikaans radio station, Hartklop FM, has partnered with the Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) to help raise awareness about cancer.
Breast cancer remains the most prevalent type of cancer in Namibia, with more than 3,700 cases reported in the last decade.
In commemoration of karate day, members of the Okinawa Goju-Ryu dojo hosted the annual 100 kata challenge this past weekend at the Action Arena Volleyball Field in Windhoek.
Recently, the draw for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup took place. Four African countries will compete with the best on the globe - but do they stand a good chance to make an impact?
CBS Academy's Under-15 team and Riverheights Football Academy's Under-17 team emerged as the winners of the 2022 MTC Hopsol Youth Soccer League season, which concluded on Sunday at the Jan Mohr Sports Field in Windhoek.
The garden town of Okahandja hosted the Standard Bank-sponsored Alex Angermund Handicap Saturday, at which Kaapstad stole the limelight in the main and final race of the day.
Horse racing enthusiasts from all corners of the country came to witness an entertaining 15-card event.
In an effort to support the country's tourist revival initiatives and to promote domestic tourism, the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) is premiering a brand new travel show titled "Ngatu Kaende"
The first episode will air this Sunday at 17H00.
The Namibia School Sport Union's Committee suspended its National Coordinator Solly Duiker with immediate effect on Wednesday.
The Playtime Hub in Kuisebmond is a place of activity every morning during weekdays, with preschool children from around Walvis Bay visiting the facility to take part in the multi-sport programme that is hosted by Playtime Namibia.
