As the country's top-tier Women's League approaches its final three matches, FC Ongos failed to retain the top spot following a 0-0 draw against UNAM Bokkies.

The Supreme Sports Academy (SSA) hosted the Rugby Holiday Camp 2026 in Windhoek from 11 to 15 May at the WAP Sports Grounds for players aged 11 to 16.

In the continuously evolving landscape of newsrooms, international exchange programmes have become an essential component.

The Government has taken another step in advancing decentralisation by handing over youth and sports functions from the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture to Regional Councils.

Organisers of the Mental Health Awareness Football Tournament are using sport to break the stigma surrounding mental health.

Through the tournament, they are encouraging men and young people to speak openly about their struggles and seek help without fear.

The Ongwediva-based Modern Volleyball Club is constructing a beach volleyball court in Ongwediva, Oshana Region.

Acting Chief of News and Programming at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), Sackie Shikufa, said Namibia's high media freedom ranking should not lead to complacency.

Namibia delivered a competitive performance in the team stroke play event at the Africa Region 5 Golf Championship in Eswatini, finishing fourth after three rounds of competition against some of Southern Africa's top golfing nations.

The Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), Menesia Muinjo, has urged journalists and media practitioners to work hard to preserve the country's favourable media freedom rankings.

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.