Concerns are mounting in the Erongo Region, where parents and coaches report that transport challenges are preventing young athletes from competing in events.

Hosted by the Dagbreek Special School, the inaugural Run for Intellectual Disability marked a significant step forward for inclusion in Namibia, bringing together learners, educators, and the broader community at WHS Vegkop Stadium in Windhoek.

The Namibia Tennis Association, in conjunction with the International Tennis Federation (ITF), is hosting the ITF J30 Junior Tournament in Windhoek, bringing together rising tennis stars from across the globe.

The Brave Gladiators leverage their platform to promote community wellness and empowerment in Windhoek, bringing together residents from the Wanaheda location at the City One Centre.

The FIFA Elite Youth Coaches Workshop, which recently concluded its two-day programme in Windhoek, Namibia, serves as a vital platform for local coaches to enhance their skills through training hosted by the Namibia Football Association (NFA).

Namibia’s tennis talent is receiving structured support, with selected players attending a Podium Performance Programme briefing designed to strengthen high-performance sport in the country.

Young Brazilians have been promoted to the Namibia Premier Football League (NPFL) after spending just one season in the Southern Stream First Division.

The Dynamic Youth Sports Academy recently brought its “Grassroots Community Policing and Crime Prevention through Sports” initiative to the Zanele Mbeki Private School in Grysblok, Windhoek.

The Namibia Premier Football League season ended this past weekend with African Stars confirmed as champions after a strong finish on the final day as Tigers, Life Fighters, and Rundu Chiefs are relegated.

The 30-match season ended with African Stars securing their fourth straight title in as many years.

Table tennis in Namibia continues to grow as young players take part in development tournaments aimed at shaping the future of the sport.