Katlynn Venter, a gifted para archer from Namibia whose dedication and achievements left a lasting impact on the para-athletic community, has tragically passed away. 

The sports facilities at Oshana Gymnasium Primary School in Ongwediva are nearing completion, with only the pavilion, tartan track, and changing rooms remaining to be built.

The Football and Rugby stadium at Oshana Gymnasium Primary School are in their advanced stages of construction. 

Women in the ||Kharas and Hardap regions are encouraged to form Volleyball teams to join the Southern Volleyball Association.

The call was made following the end-of-season league games that concluded in Lüderitz.

Omusati region governor Erginus Endjala emphasized the importance of sport development within his region, despite the lack of facilities.

The countdown to the NBC Battle of All games has begun, and teams are ramping up their training sessions ahead of this weekend's highly anticipated event. 

At Dinapama, the volleyball and football teams were in full training mode, honing their serves and perfecting their skills. 

In the heart of Namibia's vast and rugged Namib Desert, the Namibia Endurance Desert Challenge showcased a gripping equestrian event where riders and horses faced the ultimate test of endurance.

In an exciting development for Padel Tennis enthusiasts, plans are underway to construct a new stadium at the United Stadium, which will be the second facility in the country dedicated to the sport. 

Preparations for the fourth edition of the Kavango Super Cup Festival are well on track as the competition kicks off last  weekend in the riverside town of Rundu.

More than 20 national darts players and management have been camping in Windhoek before their departure to Eswatini.

According to Buks Blaauw, President of the Namibian Darts Federation, the players who raised funds to make the trip to Eswatini possible. 

The Arysteq Asset Management and Simmons Storm School Tournament Series continued with its fifth event last week  Saturday, attracting 50 young players from across Namibia.