Several lower-division football leagues across the country are concluding their seasons, and the Okakarara Third Division League is among them.

The UNAM Darts League continues to bring together corporate institutions and state-owned enterprises through competition, networking, and social engagement, while also helping participants prepare for high-profile events such as the State-Owned Enterprises Games.

The Windhoek Gymnasium was a hive of activity as it hosted the annual Inter-High Games, with schools battling for top honours across various sporting codes in one of the country's premier school sporting events.

Kavango East is celebrating one of its finest sporting sons. Fresh from capturing the WBO Africa Junior Lightweight Championship, Martin "The Alligator" Mukungu received a hero's welcome in his hometown of Rundu.

The Hardap Region is set to benefit from increased investment in sports infrastructure, with regional authorities committing millions of dollars towards the development of facilities aimed at supporting athlete development and community sport.

The Sport on the Move Foundation hosted its first blind football tournament in Katutura last Saturday to promote sporting opportunities for visually impaired athletes.

As the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) continues its anniversary celebrations, we look at how broadcasting and sports journalism have evolved over the years, marking 35 years of transformation, innovation, and storytelling that have shaped how audiences experience sport in Namibia.

The MTC Kilimanjaro Boxing Club hosted the ninth edition of its boxing tournament at the ongoing Oshakati Totem Expo at the Oshakati Independence Stadium in the Oshana Region, bringing together amateur boxers from different parts of the country.

With schools in the Tsumkwe Constituency not participating in organised sports competitions, Tsumkwe Constituency Councillor Petrus Mutjie organised a friendly football match between the Tsumkwe Secondary School team and a community team to keep learners active and fit.

The achievements and stories of Namibia's Paralympic athletes took centre stage at the launch of a book titled "No Obstacle is Too Great to Overcome - Paralympic Athletes of Namibia" in Windhoek.