Wednesday was the International Women's Day, and at the NBC Sports Desk we are thus grateful for yet another opportunity to celebrate the incredible women on the Namibian sports scene. We met Para Archer Katelynn Venter from Walvisbay this week, who spoke to us about her passion for the sport.
The Namibia National Paralympic Committee hosted a para sport festival and talent identification event in Windhoek on Tuesday.
On Tuesday a parasports event was held at the Okuryangava community hall in Windhoek, where the athletes took part in Archery, Weightlifting and Handball activities.
The MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing Academy announced their new three-year partnership with PstBet, who are investing a large sum of money into the academy. This was revealed at a press conference held on Wednesday in Windhoek.
Co-hosting the 2027 International Cricket Council's World Cup could have a massive impact on Namibia's economy.
This can, however, only be achieved if the country's facilities are upgraded timely as per ICC standards.
The Ongwediva Queens football team is representing the north in the FNB Women's Super League - a task they carry out with pride.
Gender inequality in sports has long been a pressing issue, particularly for female athletes who do not receive equal pay in comparison to their male counterparts.
The 2023 edition of the popular Namibian Newspaper Cup was launched at the town of Otjiwarongo on Tuesday.
The launch, which coincided with the draw, took place at the Cesi Bon Bon Hotel in Otjiwarongo and was attended by the who is who of local football and other stake holders.
The FNB Women's Super league has been seeing some competitive action since last month.
NBC Sport Producer Janneth !Gaoses caught up with the Women's Football Association's Chairperson Monica Shapwa to talk about ongoing developments.
The Saint Paul College hosted the 2023 Chess National Schools Championship on Saturday in the capital in the capital. Over 20 schools from all the 14 regions participated.
This year's Chess National Schools Championship has brought together 5 zones and over 20 schools across the country.
The menstrual cycle affects all female athletes differently. Some gain energy, while others feel unwell or tired.
NBC Sport met with Brave Gladiators’ defender Veronica Van Wyk, who spoke about her own experience.
