The Walvis Bay Salt Eagles wrapped up their ICC Under-Nineteen Men's Cricket World Cup Africa Qualifier campaign with a spirited four-wicket win over Kenya in Lagos, Nigeria.
Namibia is once again taking center stage in continental sport matters, as Windhoek plays host to the 5th Africa Athletes Forum.
Kirsty Coventry, the newly appointed first female President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), paid a courtesy call to President, Dr.
One of Namibia's biggest cycling events, hosted by the Nedbank Rock and Rut Mountain Bike Club, kicked off its annual series for the year at the IJG Farm trails in Windhoek.
In a renewed effort to restore national pride and bring international football matches back to Namibian soil, the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts & Culture is considering upgrading the Hage Geingob Stadium to meet CAF and FIFA Category 3 requirement
The prestigious annual //Kharas Governor's Cup has officially kicked off in the southern town of Keetmanshoop, with four zonal teams competing in netball, football, volleyball, and rugby.
Top female golfers from Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, and Eswatini competed in Namibia for the Southern All Africa Ladies Golf Competition.
Day two's action from the Bank Windhoek NASFED Long Course Championships saw fierce competition in the pool as swimmers battled for top positions.
Despite Namibia's rich sporting heritage, medallist and professionals, who appeared on Sport Uncovered Show, revealed the stark realities of inadequate support during their 2024 Paris Olympics preparations, highlighting a gap between the nation's potential and its athletes'
NBC Radio and Sports aspiring producer Michelle Shapange has been selected, along with 10 other African presenters and commentators from across the Southern/COSAFA region, to take part in the COSAFA Women's Commentator/Presenter Workshop in Johannesburg, South Africa.<
