The International Pairs Golf Tournament, previously sponsored by Windhoek Lager, has secured a new three-year sponsorship from King Price. This partnership is a significant boost for Namibia's premier golf event.
The Spike for Girls Volleyball tournament, hosted by Afrocat Sports Club at DHPS School in Windhoek over the weekend, concluded with Afrocat's Club dominating by winning both the under-16 and under-20 team categories.
The fifth Vivo Energy Sam Kasete Cycling Challenge saw a notable increase in participation, with nearly ninety cyclists taking part this year, up from sixty last year.
In his fifth and technically final State of the Region Address, Omaheke Governor Pijoo Nganate said grassroots development within the region is of utmost importance.
The Omaheke region is one of the sport port hubs in Namibia, with the hosting of various sporting events and programmes.
The Teenagers Football Club, established in 2014 by Elvin Majiedt in Swakopmund, is dedicated to not just teaching soccer skills but using football as a transformative tool for guiding youth towards a brighter future.
The Namibia Sport Commission, in collaboration with the Ministry of Information, Communication, and Technology and the Ministry of Sport, Youth, and National Service, officially launched the National Supporters' Jersey at the Government Information Centre in Windhoek.
Newcomers to the Southern Volleyball League, Quiver Volleyball Club from Keetmanshoop, were crowned the champions for the 2024 season over the weekend in Lüderitz.
They will now represent the ||Kharas and Hardap regions at the Namibia Volleyball Federation Cup, expected to take place in Rundu next month.
Exciting supporting Boxing bouts captivated fans during the night, setting them on a rollercoaster of emotions as they cheered for their favorites.
A night filled with shockwaves and excitement was complemented by the surprising performances displayed by the boxers.
Boxing fans gathered at the Windhoek Country Club & Resort in anticipation of the WBA Pan African Featherweight title fight between Namibian Mateus Heita and South African Thato Bonokoane.
The Project Never Walk Alone, initiated to tackle the issue of barefootedness among underprivileged children, recently celebrated a significant milestone, marking three years of transformative contributions to society.
