The recently registered Oranjemund Football Academy aims to scout young players in preparation for the upcoming SKW and Ramblers Tournaments slated for the end of July. 

On May 26, racers from 11 countries gathered at the starting line in Walvis Bay for Expedition Africa Namibia, a unique non-stop, multi-day adventure race, which concluded  with the last team crossing the finish line.

Namibia's senior national team continued preparations ahead of its two important World Cup qualifier matches against Liberia and Tunisia, respectively. 

The  Brave Warriors played to a one-all draw in a friendly match against Lesotho in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Namibia brought together fighters from 9 African countries in the capital city for the first-ever International Mixed Martial Arts African Championships.

Day three of the IMMAF African Championships is underway at the Hybrid Fitness Centre in Windhoek, and the cage is on fire.

Namibia's flyweight champ, Damian Muller, stormed into the octagon for his opening bout and absolutely dominated his Zambian opponent, Jonathan Banda. 

Namibia Revenue Agency (NAMRA) hosted trial games as part of their preparation for the upcoming State-owned Enterprise (SOE) games, set to kick off  in Oshakati.

The NAMRA Sport Trials encompassed a variety of sport activities, including Athletics, Football, Netball, Volleyball, Pool, and Tug of War. 

The 3rd edition of the DTS Football Internal World Cup took place, with matches taking place both indoor and outdoor. 

This event saw participation from over 200 youth players, ranging from under 7 to under 17.

The tournament was held at the DTS Volleyball for All Field in Olympia.

The Namibia Football Association hosted a send-off ceremony for the Brave Warriors in Windhoek.

The Brave Warriors are set to face Tunisia and Liberia in two World Cup qualifiers to be held in South Africa.

According to the head coach, Colin Benjamin, they are ready to take on the challenge.

The Windhoek-based Fialogic car dealership has provided sporting kits to the Oshana Nampol Soccer team to enhance the team's image, training routine, and the standard of players in upcoming matches.

World champion Chris Kinda, his guide Kelvin Goagaseb, and their coach T'Neil Young received a hero's welcome at the MTC Dome in Swakopmund.