The UNAM Steenbokkies, reigning champions of the 2025 Rugby Premier League, are preparing for their title defence with training sessions at the UNAM Stadium ahead of the new season.

The Coastal Warriors Volleyball Club, led by its founder and coach Tobias Andreas, is actively seeking to boost youth engagement in Swakopmund. Andreas highlighted that despite a growing interest in the sport throughout Namibia, participation among the youth remains lower than expected.

The AVEC Dressage Tournament took place at the Auas View Equestrian Stables in Academia, Windhoek, bringing together riders from across the country for a weekend of equestrian competition.

The Otjozondjupa Region recently hosted its regional athletics competition, bringing together learners from all zones to compete for a spot on the team that will represent the region at the national championships.

In an effort to improve the standard of futsal in Namibia, the Namibia Football Association, in collaboration with FIFA and Futsal Namibia, recently hosted a five-day futsal coaching course in Windhoek.

The President of the Namibia Football Association (NFA), Robert Shimooshili, has welcomed the appointment of Acting General Secretary Mabos Vries, while also expressing appreciation to outgoing Interim General Secretary Cassius Moetie for his service to Namibian football.

The Namibia Football Association has appointed experienced international coach Marcos Antunes as Head Coach of the men's national futsal team, the Brave 5, as the country steps up preparations for the CAF Futsal Africa Cup of Nations 2026 qualifiers.

Namibia's rising tennis star, twelve-year-old Shafiishuna Shimali, continues to make waves on the courts after being confirmed as the number one ranked Under-14 boys' player in the country.

The Office of the Governor, in partnership with the Erongo Regional Council, has announced that it will take full responsibility for the Omaruru Olympafrica Sports Centre, addressing concerns over its management and current state.

Thirty-two participants, consisting of 30 men and 2 women from across Namibia, have been certified as new introductory coaches after completing a five-day course in Outapi.