The "Win a Car" competition, a fundraising initiative to support the Brave Warriors' World Cup qualification journey, officially opened on July 10 and closed on August 31.

The Brave Warriors have received a major boost in their quest for FIFA World Cup qualification.

The national football team was officially handed a sponsorship of N$ 500000 at a press conference held at the FNB Namibia Headquarters in Windhoek.

The Dr. Hage Geingob Cup, a football tournament launched in 2014 to honour the late President Dr. Hage Geingob's contributions to local sport particularly football, will come to a close with its 10th and final edition.

The 2024 Harders Cup was officially launched at Luderitz in the //Kharas region over the weekend, with 21 teams expected to participate in the tournament, scheduled to take place from the 20th to the 22nd of September in Luderitz this year. 

The 4th Edition of the MTC Knockout Project, held under the Theme "Celebrating Perseverance" of the Brave Warriors, proved to be a resounding success.

Project Never Walk Alone is hosting a restoration concert headlined by South Africa's gospel choir, Joyous Celebration.

The concert, which aims to restore and transform souls, will take place at the Hage Geingob Rugby Stadium in the capital on Saturday.

The Founder of the Never Walk Alone Project, Tim Ekandjo has donated more than 1000 pairs of shoes to children in Outjo.

Tim Ekandjo, the Chief Human Capital and Corporate Affairs Officer of MTC has urged Namibian, African and World leaders to take on World Athletics on their decision to change the regulations affecting athletes with Differences

Project Never Walk Alone has, through its Great 50 Pledge initiative, honored President Hage Geingob, Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba, and Founding President Sam Nujoma.

As a token of appreciation for their recent performance at the FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup in Pretoria, MTC hosted a welcoming lunch in celebration of the men and women teams.