The Brave Warriors have concluded their preparations for the COSAFA tournament, scheduled from June 26 to July 7 in South Africa.

The Namibia Rugby Union announced a collaboration with Synergi company in the capital on Tuesday.

Collaboration is essential in sports because it allows federations to leverage the strengths, perspectives, and resources of different people and teams.

Defending champions team ||Kharas won their first game 1-0 against Ohangwena in the Football category of the annual Namibian Police Force Championships taking place at Keetmanshoop in the ||Kharas Region.

The African Public Service Day, commemorated on the 23th of June each year, is being celebrated with a sport tournament hosted at Delta Secondary School in Windhoek from the 24th to the 26th of June. 

One of Namibia's notable female referees, Twanyayukwa Antsino, recently went home to a hero's welcome in the town of Walvis Bay.

A FIFA, CAF, and NFA certified referee, Twanyayukwa Antsino has recently enjoyed successful stints in international football. 

The Combatclub in Windhoek held a special open training session in honor of Olympic Day in Sunday. 

The Karate community who attended the African Federation Karate Region South Games in Swakopmund over the weekend showered praise on the Namibian Karate Federation for what they called excellent organization.

Ester Abraham secured a bronze medal in the 60 kilogram category at the second African Beach Wrestling Championships held in Dakar, Senegal from June 22 to 23.

This past weekend saw some close calls and huge wins in the Namibia Rugby Premier League.Western Suburbs welcomed traveling Reho Falcons in what turned out to be quite a nail-biter for both sides.

The karate championships, coaches and karatekas from various countries who competed in the competition reflected on their experiences.