WINDHOEK - The 2019 Bank Windhoek Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) Cup second and final rounds
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2019-10-022024-05-02Sports
MTC demands answers from premier league, NC …given until tomorrow to respond
WINDHOEK – Local telecommunications giant MTC, which is the headline sponsor of the controversy-ridden
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2019-10-022024-05-02Sports
Integration of San into archery remains uphill battle …lack of funds, little government, private sector assistance
WINDHOEK- Despite innumerable calls and pleas from local sports activists, experts and community
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2019-10-012024-05-02Sports
Local rugby pundits gauge Welwitschias performance
WINDHOEK - Trustco United head coach Robbie Dickson yesterday joined other local rugby experts in
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2019-09-272024-05-02Sports
Football legend bids farewell to Mother Earth…Ode to “Buti Nande” 1947 – 2019
Namibia woke up to the devastating news of the sudden passing of one the country’s most colourful athletes, one Johannes Nande Mbako, aka “Nandos” on Tuesday after losing a long battle with ill-health.
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2019-09-272024-05-02Sports
Metropolitan walks the talk with MTC Knockout Project sponsorship… ‘JJD’ fires shot at Amupanda
WINDHOEK - One of Namibia’s insurance giants Metropolitan yesterday lived up to its slogan that says
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2019-06-182024-05-02Sports
Namibia capable of slaying giants at Afcon – Katupose…still open for future call-ups
WINDHOEK – The Namibia Premier League (NPL)’s oldest club, Tigers FC’s veteran striker Muna Katupose
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2019-06-182024-05-02Sports
Black Tie Boxing event raises over N$17 000 … to go towards cancer research and Nanaso
WINDHOEK – A recent boxing fundraising tourney, hosted by Black Tie Boxing in collaboration with AC
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2019-06-172024-05-02Sports
Gurirab tops NPL awards, as Katjiteo and Shipanga shine
WINDHOEK – Otjiwarongo-based club Life Fighters’ burgeoning striker Isaskar Gurirab was the biggest
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2019-06-172024-05-02Sports
Clubs should stop electing functional illiterates – Kauta
WINDHOEK – If Namibian football clubs are serious about the growth of the Namibia Premier League (NPL) and the country’s football in general, then it’s high time they stop electing “functional illiterates” as their representatives.