Author: Maurice Kambukwe (Maurice Kambukwe )

Ongos Ladies FC etched their names in history on Saturday by becoming the first team to win the league unbeaten throughout the 2023/24 First National Bank (FNB) Women’s Super League.

Namibia Horse-Racing Association (NHRA) president Mannes Hendricks said yesterday that the Okahandja Racing Club is getting ready for a horse racing tournament on 29 June and preparations are in full swing. 

Namibia’s track and field athletes are gearing up for the crucial Senior African Athletics Championship in Cameroon.

Namibia’s karate national team coach Stefan van der Merwe believes home advantage will be a significant boost, as they chase glory at the upcoming 18th edition of the Africa Union Sports Council Region 5 Karate Federation Championships.

Northern leading boxing stable MTC Kilimanjaro Boxing Club will host its third boxing bonanza for the year on 26 August in Ongwediva.

Local football commentators have expressed confidence in the Brave Warriors’ chances of reaching the final of this year’s Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (Cosafa) Cup after the groups were revealed on Friday. 

Ongos Ladies’ coach Shama Gure lauded his team for their clinical performance in an emphatic 8-0 victory over Nust Babes in the PstBet NFA Cup women’s semi-finals on Saturday at the Mariental Stadium.

Swakopmund is set to be home to a brand-new 10 000-seat football stadium, thanks to the vision of footballer Deon Hotto and his newly-launched Deon Hotto Foundation.