Namibia's senior national football team, the Brave Warriors, has begun preparations for the 2024 Council of Southern African Football Associations (COSAFA) Cup.

Namibia's senior national team continued preparations ahead of its two important World Cup qualifier matches against Liberia and Tunisia, respectively. 

The  Brave Warriors played to a one-all draw in a friendly match against Lesotho in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The Namibia Football Association hosted a send-off ceremony for the Brave Warriors in Windhoek.

The Brave Warriors are set to face Tunisia and Liberia in two World Cup qualifiers to be held in South Africa.

According to the head coach, Colin Benjamin, they are ready to take on the challenge.

Namibia's number one goalkeeper Lloyd Kazapua, who plies his trade in South Africa's top-tier league, the DSTV Premiership for Chippa United, is back in the country on recess.

Former Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates defender Mark Fish praised Brave Warriors coach Collin Benjamin for the way he turned the national team into a formidable force that earned respect.

Brave Warriors Coach Collin Benjamin has announced a 52-man squad for the FIFA World Cup Qualifier matches against Liberia on June 5th and Tunisia on June 11th, followed by the COSAFA Cup starting on June 15th.

Former Brave Warriors midfielder Colin Benjamin, currently the head coach of the men's national football team, shares his thoughts on being nominated for a prestigious inaugural COSAFA Coach of the Year Award.

Deputy Minister of Sport, Youth & National Service, Emma Kantema-Gaomas, addressed the Brave Warriors at the AFCON village in Bouake, Ivory Coast, on Sunday, a day after their exit from the Africa Cup of Nations tournament.

The ability of the Brave Warriors to unite Namibians should be celebrated, and their talent should be capitalised on beyond their participation in the Africa Cup of Nations.

The Brave Warriors are gearing up for their match against Mali tomorrow in Group E of the Africa Cup of Nations 2023.