The Office of the Governor, in partnership with the Erongo Regional Council, has announced that it will take full responsibility for the Omaruru Olympafrica Sports Centre, addressing concerns over its management and current state.
Thirty-two participants, consisting of 30 men and 2 women from across Namibia, have been certified as new introductory coaches after completing a five-day course in Outapi.
From hosting continental games to sending teams to international competitions, the Namibia Sport Commission reviews how sport performed in the country during 2025.
Built in the early 1980s by racing legend Tony Rust, the Tony Rust Race Track remains one of southern Africa's most iconic and fastest racing circuits, continuing to play a vital role in the growth of motorsport in Namibia.
Junior golf in Namibia is entering a new phase, with organisers outlining development plans for the 2026 season.
The 2025 rugby season delivered mixed fortunes for Namibia. While the year will be remembered for missing out on qualification for the 2027 Rugby World Cup, there were notable developments on the domestic front that offered some positives.
As the year comes to an end, the Namibia Football Association reflects on the year that was, describing it as more successful off the field than on the field.
In April this year, the Namibia Sport Commission appointed an interim committee to amend the constitution and stabilize the leadership squabbles within the Namibian National Paralympic Committee.
The Dr Libertine Amathila Annual Sport Tournament concluded with a football final that highlighted unity, inclusion, and the celebration of indigenous talent.
Cricket Namibia has described 2025 as a landmark year for the sport, marked by rapid institutional growth, global recognition, and major strides in both men's and women's cricket.
