AC Promotions is one boxing stable known for regularly self-funding boxing events in Namibia. With a number of corporate companies and potential sponsors in the background, the boxing academy and its prospects seem to have it all under control.
The owner and founder of De Sousa Martial Arts Studio, Carlos De Sousa, told NBC Sport that they are in need of sponsorship for three Mixed Martial Arts fighters, who are set to compete at the MMA World Championship in Serbia from the 11th to 18th of February.
The NBC and the Namibian Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding that would see the two entities cooperate in a number of areas.
Through the MoU, the nbc employees including the nbc Board of Directors will receive training in different areas.
With a hectic sporting calendar awaiting para-athletes, the secretary general of the Namibia Paralympics Committee, Michael Hamukwaya, has appealed for an early release of the required funds for athletes to start with timely preparations.
A mother is seeking financial assistance for her teenage son, who attends a soccer academy in South Africa and has qualified for an international competition in the United States of America (USA). The mother has a target of at least 37-thousand Namibian dollars, which her son requires for the trip.
Boxing events are among the many sport affairs that require large amounts of money to organise them efficiently. Considering this, how do boxing promoters keep prospects active when corporate sponsorships are not in the pipeline?
Brave Warriors Head Coach Collin Benjamin says the year 2023 will likely be extremely busy.
With several International competitions to participate in, the Brave Warriors will have a busy schedule this year as they aim to improve their performances and put Namibia on the global map.
Civics football club head coach Jeremy Zimmer said they are ready for the upcoming matches this weekend.
His team has trained hard ahead of the resumption of the ongoing Namibian Premiership season.
After a long festive season, the players are happy to be back at training.
Windhoek Golf Club members have appealed to the City of Windhoek to reduce their monthly water bills.
The following story shares the details and explains what got the club members to this point.
The development manager of membership programmes within the International Paralympics Committee, Gabriel Ojeda concluded his three-day visit to the Namibian Paralympics Committee.
