The Central Tennis Club (CTC) in Windhoek hosted an open session known as the Ladies Tennis Fun Day at Olympia on Saturday.

Global football body FIFA has rejected the NFA's request to extend the country's transfer window period.

Three Namibian marathon runners missed the top 20 at the Zurich Seville Marathon in Spain, raising concerns for Olympic qualification.

The Namibia Football Association has written to the global football association FIFA to request an extension of the transfer window.

Namibian cyclist Drikus Coetzee unfortunately had to retire from the Atlas Race in Morocco due to dehydration, with less than a hundred kilometers remaining in the competition.

The Oshana Regional Governor, Elia Irimari, has extended a message of condolence, expressing his wishes for strength to the family of former President Geingob during this period of mourning.

The death of President Dr. Hage Geingob has sent shockwaves through the sports fraternity in Namibia.

In an exciting development for Namibian boxing, a delegation of six boxers and three officials is gearing up to travel to Italy for the first Boxing Qualifiers for the Paris Olympics.

The capital was abuzz with athletic energy on Saturday afternoon as the 2nd Pupkewitz Foundation Athletics Grand Prix drew a strong contingent of clubs and athletes.

The Central Volleyball Association (CVA), an affiliate of the Namibian Volleyball Association, has elected a new executive council to lead the affairs of the central region for the next two years.

Namasiku Van Der Linden, a 16-year-old swimmer based in Windhoek, has been recognized as Namibia's first para swimmer with Down Syndrome. She recently traveled to Aberdeen, Scotland for her classification.