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 Uukwaluudhi Traditional Authority has urged the NBC to decentralise its services in order to better accommodate its listeners and viewers, particularly those in the most remote rural areas who struggle to access these services.
The Ongandjera Traditional Authority has commended the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) for listening to its suggestions and implementing them following engagements held mid-last year.
The Acting Chief of the Uukolonkadhi Traditional Authority, Malakia Shoombe, has urged the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) to strengthen broadcast outreach to its areas so that the traditional authority and its community members can transmit information that reaches the masses.
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 Namibian Broadcasting Corporation is looking to strengthen its presence in the Omusati Region through news coverage, expanded local programming and closer cooperation with leaders at different levels.
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.
Namibia's Women's Rugby Sevens team has received US$50 000, approximately N$800 000, to support preparations for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Hundreds of mourners assembled at Oshikunda, Onavivi Village, in Ombalantu, to pay their final respects to the late Lamech Mwanyangapo, a veteran former employee of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC).
