In the Debmarine Namibia Premiership matches played across the country, Okakarara Young Warriors have managed to escape the relegation zone.
Tigers and Mighty Gunners shared points in Round 27 on Friday evening, while Khomasdal-based Civics secured a 1-0 victory against Eeshoke Chula Chula at UNAM Stadium on Saturday.
The long-dragging case of Black Africa was put to bed in the Windhoek High Court today when Judge Herman Oosthuizen ruled in favor of the Lolo Goraseb & Tommy Adams Black Africa faction, which plays in the Southern Stream under the auspices of the NFA.
The faction was represented by Logino Goraseb of Ileni Velikoshi Inc.
One of the Black Africa factions took the case to the High Court to seek justice, which after several postponements was finally concluded today.
Sports journalist Carlos Kambaekwa highlights that President Hage Geingob was more than just a politician and diplomat; he was also a passionate sports enthusiast.
Kambaekwa reveals that President Geingob, who served as Namibia's third President, had an enduring passion for football.
The Namibia Sport Commission (NPC) and its affiliate, the Namibia Football Association (NFA), have instructed their technical team to immediately withdraw the official attire from being worn by the Brave Warriors.
This follows a media statement the NPC issued previously, indicating that they want to gain clarity on the attire picked for the Namibia National Senior Men's Football team, which featured prominently on social media on January 9th this year.
In a closely contested election held at the Mercure Hotel earlier today, Robert Shimooshili was elected as the new president of the Namibia Football Association (NFA), defeating his rival, Patrick Kauta, by a vote of 19 to 15.
The NFA has been plagued by infighting in recent years, which led FIFA to appoint two normalization committees to oversee the running of Namibian football.
These disagreements effectively brought the sport to a standstill for approximately three years.
The Namibia Football Association's League Director, Mabos Vries, expressed his concerns about the lack of pitch inspection by match officials during the Debmarine Namibia Premiership match between Orlando Pirates and Eeshoke Chula Chula. The absence of corner flags caused a delay of 26 minutes in the Sunday fixture.
