Namibian rugby continues to grow locally, but behind every match are referees who enforce the laws of the game and maintain discipline on the field.
Officials remain central to ensuring fair play and player safety, even as they face pressure and scrutiny.
The Tsandi Village Council has taken another step in advancing local youth and economic development by hosting the second edition of the Tsandi Village Chairperson’s Cup in the Omusati Region.
The Namibian Traditional Sports and Games Federation is preparing to officially launch its activities following the appointment of an interim committee by the Namibia Sports Commission last month.
The Namport 7-A-Side Soccer and Netball Tournament stands as a premier corporate and community engagement fixture in Walvis Bay, providing a structured platform that promotes corporate wellness, stakeholder unity, and athletic development across the coastal region.
The Brave Gladiator's historic COSAFA Women's Championship victory has been celebrated across Namibia, but behind the trophy is a story of persistence, sacrifice, and years of hard work in women's football.
Entries for the 2026 Nedbank Desert Dash will officially open in June as one of Namibia’s most celebrated sporting events prepares for its 22nd edition.
Once a thriving club in the 1990s, Bright Stars FC won the Zambezi Regional Second Division Preliminary NFA Cup for the first time after beating Zambezi Sporting Academy FC 2-0.
Community members and unemployed youth in Walvis Bay are utilizing sport as a powerful tool to promote unity, healthy living, and to keep young people away from crime through weekly social wellness games and tournaments.
Namibian wrestlers have returned home with a haul of five medals following a successful outing at the African Wrestling Championships held in Alexandria, Egypt.
The 13th edition of the Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition in the Oshikoto Region concluded on Saturday night, marked by a high-energy Spin Fest that drew large crowds to the exhibition grounds.
