During his State of the Nation Address , President Dr. Nangolo Mbumba recognized the achievements made in sport within the country.
With the new budget under discussion in parliament, every athlete hopes that the allocation to sport for this fiscal year will be sufficient.
The Southern Stream First Division Disciplinary Committee has found Black Africa guilty of not honoring three league matches due to a leadership crisis affecting the team.
Former Brave Gladiators coach and owner of the Kasaona Football Academy, Tuerikondjera Mamie Kasaona, is appealing for funds to pursue her CAF B Football license in Tanzania.
Brave Warriors players are demanding their share of the N$15 million given to the NFA by CAF from AFCON participation.
Johan Muller, the CEO of Cricket Namibia, said that it is pleasing to see how the sport has been growing over the last three years.
Preparations for this year's edition of the Namibian Newspaper Cup started in earnest with touch-ups at the main venue, Legare Stadium in Gobabis.
Executive Producer Kavii Vezemburuka caught up with the Governor of Omaheke Pio Nganate on the region's readiness to host the Namibian Newspaper Cup.
The Kamikaze Inline Hockey team hosted the Build It Iron Man tournament over the weekend at the DTS Sports Field in Windhoek, with more than 40 teams participating in the tournament.
On Saturday morning, the Namibian Football Association's First Division games were played at the DTS Sports Field in Windhoek. Mariental Football Club, who traveled from the Hardap Region in the South, faced the Windhoek-based team, Ramblers.
The Eros Bowling Club has about 25 members who compete in the national league, which also features teams from Windhoek, Swakopmund, Tsumeb, and Walvis Bay.
The national league is made up of six teams, three in Windhoek, one each in Swakopmund and Walvis, and one in Tsumeb.
Over the weekend, Swakopmund witnessed an extraordinary turnout of over 2000 athletes at the 2024 Rössing Marathon, marking a new record for participant numbers.
