Professional Namibian cyclists, Hans Du Toit and Jafet Amukushu, have recently accomplished the prestigious Union Cyclist International Level 3 certificate.

Many people in the Namibian sport sector continue to remember President Geingob for the significant role he played in promoting sport in the country. Former Brave Warriors' Player and COSAFA Cup winning coach Ricardo Mannetti remembers the late President and offers his messages of condolence.

Nbc Sport fan pays Tribute to the late President The following insert will now show one of Nbc Sport's top followers, Pallas Nepembe, who also joined those paying tribute to the late President Dr. Hage G. Geingob.

Former middle distance runner and darling of the track Agnes Samaria Vistnes also remembered the late President Dr Hage Geingob as the man she used to call "Uncle Hage" as well his unwavering support for sport. In the following story Samaria recounts the first time she met "Uncle Hage".

The MTC Nestor Sunshine Tobias Boxing and Fitness Academy announced on Monday the postponement of the Independence Celebration Boxing Bonanza to April.

Originally scheduled for the 23rd of March, the event has been rescheduled to the 27th of April 2024 at the Windhoek Ramatex Center.

Etosha Lions supporter Manuel Uiseb and former Coach Max Johnson, who had the opportunity to witness the late Dr. Hage Geingob play the beautiful game of football back in the day, took a moment to reminisce on some of the late president's experiences with the club.

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.