The initial phase of the Debmarine Premier League wrapped up over the weekend, with all 16 teams completing 15 matches each.
The first round encountered a few challenges, including last-minute changes to fixtures, delayed kick-off times, and match postponements. These unforeseen circumstances were not well received by the fans.
Black Africa football club has been provisionally suspended by the Southern Stream First Division League's Executive following their failure to fulfil their league obligations against Blue Boys and Eleven Arrows over the weekend.
This is the second time the club has failed to honour their commitments, leading to the decision taken during the league's executive virtual meeting.
NFA President Robert Shimooshili has moved to dispel rumours suggesting that the Namibia Football Association (NFA) is planning to replace Brave Warriors coach Collin Benjamin.
Shimooshili firmly stated that Benjamin's position is secure, and the reports of the association seeking a new coach are entirely false.
Freddy Mwiya, the Chief Administrator of the Namibia Sports Commission, expressed his satisfaction with the recently held NFA Congress in Windhoek.
As one of the observers during the congress, Mwiya commended the participants for their maturity and adherence to the relevant statutes.
He highlighted the importance of having well-defined policies and statutes within an organization to ensure smooth operations, especially during a presidential race like the one between Patrick Kauta and Robert Shimooshili.
In a closely contested election at the Mercure Hotel, Robert Shimooshili emerged as the newly elected president of the Namibia Football Association (NFA). He secured victory over his rival, Patrick Kauta, with a vote count of 19 to 15.
The NFA has faced internal conflicts and disputes in recent years, resulting in FIFA's intervention through the appointment of two normalization committees to oversee Namibian football. These issues caused a halt in the sport's progress for approximately three years.
The race for the presidency of the Namibian Football Association (NFA) between Robert Shimooshili and Patrick Kauta is expected to be highly competitive and closely contested at the Association's Elective Congress on Friday.
Both Shimooshili and Kauta have shared their visions for the future of the NFA if elected as President. Kauta, in particular, spoke to the media from Ghana, highlighting the importance of his campaign.
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.
