Namibian boxing sensation Jonathan Kasheeta has added a major accolade to his growing career after being crowned the new WBO Youth International Champion on Saturday night in Tanzania. Kasheeta, who now boasts a professional record of eight wins and one loss, secured a unanimous decision victory over Tanzania’s Kalolo Amiri in a gruelling 10-round contest. ...
Author: Limba Mupetami (Limba Mupetami)
Samaria urges fans to rally behind netball action
Netball Namibia vice president Conny Samaria, says speaking ahead of this weekend’s MTC Netball Premier League matches, to be held at Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay, brings great pride and excitement. “We are now entering a critical phase of the season where every pass, every goal, and every defensive stop could change the outlook...
First serious test for Heita against Carrington
For the first time in his career, Namibia’s Mateus ‘The Beast’ Heita is stepping into the global spotlight on enemy soil. On 27 July, he will face America’s hometown hero Bruce ‘Shu Shu’ Carrington at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York, battling for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) Interim World Featherweight Title....
Kautondokwa falls short in Tajikistan
It is back to the drawing board for veteran Namibian boxer Walter ‘The Executioner’ Kautondokwa, who suffered a unanimous decision defeat at the hands of Russia’s Vladimir Mironchikov in an eight-round super middleweight bout on Tuesday in Tajikistan. Making his return to the ring after a five-year hiatus, the 40-year-old Kautondokwa – fighting under the...
Stanley Mutoya: We came, we saw, we conquered … Region 5 CEO reflects on games legacy and road ahead
The 2024 Region 5 Youth Games hosted in Namibia have concluded, leaving behind more than just medals and records. According to Stanley Mutoya, the Chief Executive Officer of the Region 5 Games, the recently held multi-sport event set a new standard in participation, inclusion, infrastructure and social development. Stronger participation and competitive growth Mutoya praised...
Namibia’s rugby dream still alive
The president of the Namibia Rugby Union (NRU), Petrie Theron, has reaffirmed the nation’s commitment to securing a place at the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia, following Namibia’s recent performance in the 2025 Rugby Africa Cup. Speaking at a press conference yesterday, Theron reflected on the team’s journey in the continental tournament, where Namibia...
Netball Premier League heats up …as title race and relegation battle intensify
The MTC Namibia Netball Premier League (NNPL) continues to capture the attention of fans across the country as the race for top honours and the battle to avoid relegation intensify. Following the completion of rounds five and six over the past weekend, the log standings have tightened, setting the stage for even more dramatic encounters...
Hahn, Du Plessis crowned
Hugo Hahn and Monique du Plessis were crowned the 2025 Nedbank Namibian Mountain Bike XCC, XCO, and Cross-Country Championships after two days of fierce competition at the Towerbos Trails over the weekend. The event was organised by the Namibia Cycling Federation (NCF) and proudly sponsored by Nedbank Namibia. Hahn produced a dominant performance in the...
Brandberg Backyard Ultra returns in August
From 1 to 3 August, the small desert town of Uis in Namibia’s Erongo region will once again transform into a hub of determination and physical endurance as the Brandberg Backyard Ultra (BBU)returns for its fourth edition. First launched in 2022, the BBU has quickly cemented itself as one of the most anticipated events on...
Carballo joins London Sharks’ elite coaching staff
The London Sharks Basketball Club has officially appointed Manuel Carballo, a globally respected Namibian basketball coach and development strategist, to its elite coaching staff – a move that signals the club’s ambition to strengthen both its professional programme and grassroots development pathways. Carballo’s appointment marks a significant milestone, not only for his personal career but...









