Sam Nujoma Stadium in Katutura, held an official handover of the refurbishment site has just taken place.
With an investment of 13 million, this project marks the beginning of long-awaited upgrades to one of Namibia's most iconic sporting venues.
NFA President Robert Shimooshili was among those impressed, expressing his hope for more sporting events to be held at the stadium in the future.
The Namibia Football Association (NFA) Football House in Windhoek was the scene of celebration as national teams received brand-new football kits, donated by Tim Ekandjo and friends.
The Namibia Football Association officially kicked off its C-Licence Coaching Course at the NFA Headquarters.
Forty aspiring coaches are in attendance—including former Brave Warriors players and even a current Brave Gladiators player.
Namibia's national football teams received a major boost today-not on the pitch, but in the form of brand-new official kits.
Namibia Football Association (NFA) General Secretary Charles Siyauya has sadly passed away on Tuesday after being admitted to the hospital yesterday in Windhoek.
For the continuity of its sponsorship of the Debmarine Namibia Premiership, Debmarine Namibia has stipulated certain conditions that the NFA must meet.
FC Ongos Ladies, champions of the recently concluded 2023/2024 First National Bank Women's Super League, are breaking new ground.
The team has become the first in Namibia to offer professional contracts and salaries to its female players.
Ending the football season, first placed in the FNB Women Super League and second in the Debmarine Namibia Premiership, Ongos Sports Club deemed it fitting to celebrated the hard work of their players and staff at the 2023/24 Ongos Sports Club Awards Ceremony.
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.
