As we track the regional governor's state of the regions addresses, we turn to Kavango East region. During his address, Kavango East Governor Bonifatius Wakudumo emphasized the region's efforts to empower the youth through sport initiatives.
The MTC Nestor Sunshine Tobias Boxing & Fitness Academy hosted a face-off in anticipation of the upcoming WBA fight and other matches on Saturday at the Windhoek Country Club.
The Namibian Darts Federation recently held the Khomas 7-point League Season 2 at the Darts Club in the Capital.
The competition drew numerous participants from Dart Club 1, Dart Club 2, Dart Club 3, and the City of Windhoek, the reigning champions. National team players also participated in the event.
Two boxers from Kambinda Boxing Promotion will feature in the 13th edition of the "Together As One" boxing bonanza, scheduled for this Saturday night at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort.
FNB, in partnership with the Namibian Basketball Federation, has unveiled the newly refurbished basketball court at Augustinium Secondary School in Windhoek.
The unveiling of the basketball courts marked a significant milestone in fostering sports development at the grassroots level.
The newly upgraded basketball courts at Augustinium Secondary School in Windhoek have been officially launched, with both students and the principal expressing their delight.
The FC Ongos Ladies team began their COSAFA leg of the CAF Women's Champions League qualifiers with a 3-1 defeat to Herentals Queens of Zimbabwe in Blantyre, Malawi.
Following Township Rollers' 1-0 loss in a preseason match against Debmarine Namibia Premiership champions African Stars in Windhoek over the weekend, Rollers' Namibian midfielder Marcel Papama shared his aspirations with the club.
Being the only female coach in the Oshana region, Rauna Wahengo Puyeipawa aspires to make a significant impact in the male-dominated football industry.
Padel Tennis, introduced just four months ago, is rapidly gaining popularity among youth and families. Brought to Namibia on April this year, by Namibia Padel, Namspire, and their partners, this racket sport, which originated in Mexico, combines elements of traditional Tennis and Squash.
