The second edition of the Namibia Volleyball Federation youth festival was held in Swakopmund over the weekend, with ten girls and nine boys teams battling it out on the court.
The 2024 NVF Youth Volleyball Festival in Swakopmund was a vibrant showcase of young talent and spirited competition.
The Namibia Bowling Association is currently hosting the King-Price Annual National Tournament in Windhoek.
The seven-day event is taking place across three venues in the city: Eros Bowling Club, Parliament Garden, and Trans Namibia Bowling.
Namibia made its debut at the 8th Futsal AFCON in Morocco, taking on the host team and three-time champions Morocco.
Despite the loss, the Namibian team, which included 14 players chosen from hundreds across the country, gained crucial experience.
Leaders, family, and friends of the late Sagarias Komeheke have described him as a friend to all, someone who was passionate about and always dedicated towards his work, and a top-class informer.
Komeheke, who was a nbc freelancer working at Omurari Radio in Gobabis, died on April 25th, aged 52.
The Richelieu Eagles, Namibia's Senior National Men's Cricket Team, are intensifying their training for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup in the West Indies. Players are pleased with the progress of their preparation.
Ester Abraham, who is currently training at the After School Centre in Katutura, is one of the successful Wrestlers who has recently obtained two medals from the 13th African Games and the African Continental championship.
With only three games remaining in the country's Women's elite league, FC Ongos Ladies have successfully retained their FNB Women's Super League title.
The Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) has secured a significant sponsorship deal worth N$3 million from Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) to support various programs and strengthen the foundation of rugby in the country.
The Council of Southern African Football Associations recently announced the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) in the Southern region, which will be utilized at all COSAFA events.
The VAR system serves as a support tool for officials.
A group of cyclists from Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa, raising awareness about the significance of the Trans-Kalahari Corridor, has arrived in Namibia.
The cycling initiative is a first step toward the elimination of tariff barriers erected at the borders and within countries.
