The Omusati Women's Football committee hosted their first-ever women's football tournament this past weekend at the Ehao and Shaanika Nashilongo Sports Field in Okahao .

The 2022 Gus Kohlner Angling tournament that took place from the 4th to the 6th of October saw anglers from both Namibia and South Africa competing in the three-day competition.

Mighty Gunners underlined their status as the country's number one netball club by ending the season undefeated. As a last action before the crowning, they beat Namibia Correctional Service 42-36 in the final league match at Patrick Iyambo sport field in Windhoek on Saturday.

Team Windhoek Draught were crowned the first ever NRU 10's Franchise Winners, beating DSTV 46-42 in the Cup final, while Ucom Mobile took the plate final by defeating Gravity Force 27-45. 

The Never Walk Alone initiative held a march on Saturday, well ahead of the upcoming "Fighting for shoes" boxing match between King Tee Dee and Tim Ekandjo at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort.

The nbc/multichoice Mukorob project, which is in the process of producing thirteen Namibian stories, brought in a script expert from South Africa to fine-tune their stories.

The art of filmmaking has many phases before delivering a final product that the audience can enjoy.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's Hartklop FM radio station, under its new management, held the first-ever session to review programmes and to improve teamwork.

The session aims to build a creative team to increase the production of the radio station.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has recorded 54 confirmed cases of the Human Influenza Virus, commonly known as swine flu, out of 190 suspected cases country-wide.

The Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations (CNFA) has reiterated its resistance to fishing activities within restricted areas.

Requests to allow fishing in breeding areas from the Wet Landed Horse Mackerel Association are yet to be approved by the Cabinet.

A Namibian Broadcasting Corporation employee, Richolene Ouses, has been selected to take part in a seven-day SADC cultural family exchange reality show, scheduled to start this week.

The cultural switch programme is an initiative of the Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA).