Africa Netball acting president, Rebekka /ǀGoagoses, has called on African countries to unite through sport and invest more in infrastructure development to strengthen netball and empower young athletes across the continent.
Namibia has been named Country of the Year at the 8th edition of the Regional Annual Sports Awards (RASA), held in Luanda, Angola.
The ceremony brought together ten member countries, with Namibia receiving four nominations.
The Ondangwa Sports Stadium project has entered phases two and three of construction, with work continuing on the tarred access road, ablution facilities, and grandstands as part of the next stage of development.
The 15th edition of the Namibia Local Authorities Sports and Recreation Association (NALASRA) Games officially kicked off at Omulunga Sports Stadium in Grootfontein on Monday.
Following their performance at the 23rd UFAK Region South Karate Championships in Angola, the Namibian karate national team has shifted focus to the UFAK African Senior Karate Championships, scheduled to take place in Algeria later this year.
The Namibian Traditional Sports and Games Federation is preparing to officially launch its activities following the appointment of an interim committee by the Namibia Sports Commission last month.
It was a crucial weekend in the FNB Women Super League as Julinho Athletic FC played two rescheduled matches, collecting maximum points to improve their position on the table.
Mighty Gunners coach Leonald Nambandi praised his players' determination after their 2-1 comeback victory over UNAM FC in the final of the 2026 Standard Bank Top 8 Cup at the Independence Stadium in Windhoek on Saturday.
Race Wars took place at the Tony Rust Racetrack on Saturday, attracting hundreds of motorsport enthusiasts for one of the country's largest drag racing events.
The Windhoek bowling community is currently hosting its annual National Bowling Week, with more than 80 participants taking part in the competition.
