As Namibia marks Workers' Day, attention turns to the country's sporting sector, where passion, performance, and profession intersect, though not always equally.

The Namibia Schools Sport Union (NSSU) National Athletics Championships concluded today at the Independence Stadium in Windhoek, bringing together young athletes from all 14 regions of the country.

Namibia’s tennis talent is receiving structured support, with selected players attending a Podium Performance Programme briefing designed to strengthen high-performance sport in the country.

The 2026 Namibia Youth Games will proceed in a revised, clustered format as organisers adapt to a significant reduction in funding while maintaining the event's core objective of selecting Team Namibia.

From hosting continental games to sending teams to international competitions, the Namibia Sport Commission reviews how sport performed in the country during 2025.

The Namibia Annual Sport Awards are back, and this year, they're not just about honoring athletes. The Namibia Sport Commission is adding a series of coaching clinics to the schedule, aiming to improve the skills and knowledge of coaches nationwide.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation officially launched the second edition of its marathon, following the inaugural event in 2019.

Despite Namibia's rich sporting heritage, medallist and professionals, who appeared on Sport Uncovered Show, revealed the stark realities of inadequate support during their 2024 Paris Olympics preparations, highlighting a gap between the nation's potential and its athletes'

The Namibia Electronic Sport Association (NESA), in collaboration with the Namibia Sport Commission (NSC), launched a database platform that brings all sports codes into one online database.

The NFA hosted its inaugural graduation ceremony in the Windhoek, celebrating the achievement of 14 elite Namibian coaches.

Namibia's football fraternity today honoured 14 top-level coaches who successfully completed their CAF-A Licence refresher course.