The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's mandate, which is to inform, educate, and entertain the Namibian nation, does not only apply to radio listeners and television viewers but also to its employees.
The second day of the IMMAF Africa Championships has kicked off with an array of exciting matches following an intense opening day.
Namibia's number one goalkeeper Lloyd Kazapua, who plies his trade in South Africa's top-tier league, the DSTV Premiership for Chippa United, is back in the country on recess.
Various wrestling clubs grappled for top honors at the National Wrestling Tournament held over the weekend.
The National Wrestling Tournament took place in Katutura at the Afterschool Center. Wrestlers between the ages of six and 20 years old competed in the tournament.
The Oshakati Golf Club hosted the King Prize International Pairs qualifiers golf tournament ahead of the regional qualifiers in two months' time.
The King Prize International Pairs golf competition attracted 16 players from Oshakati, with two players joining from the town of Outapi.
Exhilarating sport that involves jumping from an aircraft at high altitudes and free-falling before deploying a parachute to slow the descent and land safely.
Participants, known as skydivers, can jump solo or in groups, and the sport is often performed from altitudes ranging from 10,000 to 15,000 feet.
A group of para-athletes, along with their delegates and guides, has returned from the World Para Athletics Championship held in Kobe, Japan.
The Basketball Artist School hosted a fun day over the weekend with the aim of strengthening the bond between parents, teachers, and pupils.
The Basketball Artist School Foundation (BAS) runs a basketball for development program in Katutura, Windhoek.
The 2024 International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) African Championships kicked off and will run until June 1st. Our sports producer, Victorine Kaaronda, brings us the report from the Hybrid Fitness Center, where athletes are in the final stages of preparation.
FIFA's Disciplinary Committee announced that it has imposed sanctions on the Equatorial Guinean FA and player Emilio Nsuè López, who was ineligible to play for them in World Cup qualifier matches against Namibia and Liberia, as he was not cleared by that time.
