As Namibia marks 36 years of independence, questions continue to arise about whether the country’s sports sector has truly progressed or stagnated. This is particularly when it comes to infrastructure development, athlete support systems and the overall growth of the industry. While Namibia has produced internationally recognised athletes and memorable sporting achievements, concerns remain about...
Author: Limba Mupetami (Limba Mupetami)
Morocco’s AFCON victory divides pundits, referees …Senegal drags CAF to court of arbitration
The decision by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to strip Senegal of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title and award it to Morocco has triggered widespread outrage and debate across the football world, with pundits, referees and fans questioning the legality and timing of the ruling. CAF’s Appeal Board ruled on Tuesday...
Kamburona takes over rural sport reins
Japandera Kamburona was recently elected president of the Namibia Rural Sport Development Federation (NRSDF). Kamburona pledged to collaborate with all regional rural sports associations to identify and nurture grassroots talent across the country. Speaking to the federation’s core mission, Kamburona said “Our goal is to develop sport in rural areas”. He acknowledged the unique challenges...
Ngarizemo: We will keep fighting
Gobabis-based outfit Young African have been dragged into an unfamiliar relegation battle in the Namibia Premier Football League, sitting in 11th position out of 16 in the table with 27 points and only five matches left to salvage their season. Head coach and club owner Marley Ngarizemo did not hide his disappointment, describing the current...
KK Palace’s Vickson carrying Shivute legacy
For many footballers, a name is simply an identity. For Elifas Shivute, it represents a legacy that shaped Namibian football history. Today, Vickson ‘Loco’ Shivute is determined to ensure that the famous surname continues to echo across local pitches as he carves his own path in the game. Born in Windhoek, the 26-year-old forward currently...
Bitler hails successful start to Khomas Netball League
The chairperson of the Khomas Netball League, Dimitri Bitler, said the commencement of the Khomas Netball League season was a resounding success this past weekend, with an overwhelming response from clubs, players and supporters alike. “Almost all registered teams reported for their scheduled matches, demonstrating the commitment and enthusiasm surrounding the new season. The only...
Simon Daniel: From Five Rand to topflight
At just 23 years old, Unam FC winger Simon Daniel is already making his presence felt on the wing, where his speed and confidence on the ball have become a key part of the team’s attacking play. Daniel’s journey, however, did not begin in big stadiums or structured academies. It started in the informal settlement...
Omahore womate nomaniṋa kOchula, Okaserandu no Ongos
Muhuka mOtjomuise penohore romate nomanina Okaserandu tji maikutua kunno Oosheko Chula pOrutjanda rOngutukiro moine yomapeta. Ochula nai iri poruveze orutenga nozongombe o-47 ngunda Okaserandu ama isuvanene mosengo yatjo nozongombe o-46. Ngunda wina Oongos oyo ndji poruveze orutjatatu nozongombe o-38 airi kuno Obuck Bucanneers mOkahandja po Nau-Aib pombari. Nomahore hamboumwe uriri ngasewako nai, omayuva womasuviro inga...
Gaomuses takes Netball Namibia’s helm
Netball Namibia has appointed Jessica Gaomuses as its new secretary general, a role in which she will also serve as the federation’s CEO. The appointment signals an important step for the governing body as it seeks to strengthen its governance structures and accelerate the growth and professionalisation of netball in the country. In a statement,...
Zimmer embraces coaching ‘hot seat’
Jerimi Zimmer has been appointed the new head coach of Khomas Nampol, taking over the reins from Fortune Eichab as the club looks to steady its campaign in the closing stages of the Namibia Premier Football League season. Zimmer, who previously coached Civics and Tigers, steps into the role at a crucial time for the...









