The recent visit by regional governors to the FNB Namibia Cricket Ground on 18 September 2026 aimed to provide practical guidance to support sports infrastructure development across various regions.
More than 100 young players from schools across Windhoek competed in the sixth edition of the ArySteq Asset Management and Simonis Storm Schools Table Tennis Series over the weekend.
The Eliminators Table Tennis Club is appealing for support, as the lack of a permanent training venue continues to affect its players' preparation.
The club says its players have gone about four months without regular training, despite continuing to compete in tournaments and reaching finals.
The Windhoek Golf Club Championships 2026 were held over the weekend at the Windhoek Country Club, with golfers competing over two rounds and 36 holes.
The championships attracted golfers competing across various divisions, with the tournament also counting towards the NAGU standings.
Thousands of runners are expected to take to the streets for the upcoming NBC Marathon. As preparations intensify, authorities are reminding motorists that temporary road restrictions will be implemented across key routes to ensure the safety of participants and the general public.
The Palms for Life Sports Tournament took place this past weekend in Tsumkwe, bringing local residents and athletes together for a multi-sport community event.
Ten karatekas from the Rundu Kyokushin Karate Academy have completed a belt grading ceremony in Rundu, marking another step in their martial arts training. The assessment evaluated their technical progress while reinforcing core values of discipline, respect, self-defence, and physical fitness.
Peter Shalulile has begun a new chapter in his career after signing for Tanzanian giants Yanga SC on a free transfer.
The Capricorn Eagles have secured their place in the final of the Women's T20I Quadrangular Series after completing the group stage unbeaten with six victories from six matches.
Families, athletes, and local businesses gathered at Affies Park in Windhoek earlier today for the Namibia Hockey Union's Potjies with Purpose Colour Fun Run and Walk to raise funds for Namibia's Under-19 national hockey team.
