Namibia has entered the world of polo, marking the sport's first appearance in the country with an exhibition match held at the La Muela Polo Club near Windhoek in April 2026.

Speed, stamina, and strategy were on display on Sunday morning as cyclists took over the B Route along Windhoek's Airport Road for the sixth edition of the Windhoek Power Pedal Series.

The Khomas Netball League continued today at Patrick Iyambo Police College, featuring matches across the Super 10, Second Division, and Third Division.

As the country's top-tier Women's League approaches its final three matches, FC Ongos failed to retain the top spot following a 0-0 draw against UNAM Bokkies.

The Supreme Sports Academy (SSA) hosted the Rugby Holiday Camp 2026 in Windhoek from 11 to 15 May at the WAP Sports Grounds for players aged 11 to 16.

In the continuously evolving landscape of newsrooms, international exchange programmes have become an essential component.

The Government has taken another step in advancing decentralisation by handing over youth and sports functions from the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture to Regional Councils.

Organisers of the Mental Health Awareness Football Tournament are using sport to break the stigma surrounding mental health.

Through the tournament, they are encouraging men and young people to speak openly about their struggles and seek help without fear.

The Ongwediva-based Modern Volleyball Club is constructing a beach volleyball court in Ongwediva, Oshana Region.

Acting Chief of News and Programming at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), Sackie Shikufa, said Namibia's high media freedom ranking should not lead to complacency.