Namibian Olympian Phillip Seidler has announced plans to run for the Swakopmund council this year. Seidler, who represented Namibia at the Tokyo 2020 and 2024 Paris Olympic Games, announced during a recent interview he is seeking election on a Swakopmund Residents Association (SRA) ticket, marking his first official step into politics. “I was recently in...
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Warriors seek redemption against São Tomé and Príncipe
Hilma Nalupe With the sting their defeat by Malawi still fresh, Namibia’s national football team, the Brave Warriors, are determined to bounce back stronger against São Tomé and Príncipe at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown, Botswana, at 15h00 today. Friday’s 2-1 loss to Malawi was a setback for Namibia’s Fifa World Cup qualifiers,...
Young African ready for CAF Confederation Cup clash
After a weekend of intense friendly matches in Okahandja, Young African FC head coach Marley Ngarizemo expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance and preparations as they get ready for their upcoming CAF Confederation Cup campaign. The pre-season friendlies, part of the club’s final build-up to continental competition, saw Young African defeat Rundu Chiefs 4-1 before...
Netball league delivers thrills
The MTC Netball Namibia Premier League delivered another weekend of electrifying action in sweltering heat at the Paresis netball courts in Otjiwarongo. The teams clashed in rounds 14 and 15, with a series of close encounters, standout individual performances, and dramatic finishes to keep the fans entertained. Saturday began with a nail-biting 46-all draw between...
Warriors concede to Malawi
Hilma Nalupe The Brave Warriors will face São Tomé and Principe on tomorrow in the Fifa World Cup qualifiers of Group H, after suffering a 2-1 defeat to Malawi last Friday at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown, Botswana. The Warriors were punished for a slow start when Richard Mbulu struck for the Flames...
Rooi clinches bronze at Alhandra Para Cup … qualifies for World championships
Namibian para-triathlete set a personal best time in grueling conditions as the road to Los Angeles in 2028 heats up. Namibian para-triathlete Jerome Rooi delivered a standout performance at the 2025 World Triathlon Para Cup Alhandra, securing a bronze medal and earning qualification for the World Championships, with a time of 01:21:31. The podium finish...
Namibia Sports Expo 2025 launched
Hilma Nalupe The much-anticipated Namibia Sports Expo 2025, set to run from 31 October to 1 November, was officially launched on Thursday, last week, in Swakopmund under the theme ‘The Gateway to a Healthy Nation.’ The event promises to be a platform that connects sport, wellness and innovation for all Namibians. Delivering remarks at the...
Marcus siblings smash Namibian boundaries
Niamey (12) and Dante Marcus (16) are siblings united by their love for tennis, each competing in different age groups and at various levels. This year, both proudly represented Namibia, carrying with them not only national pride but also the hope that their passion for the sport would soon open new doors and opportunities. Signed...
Mboma eyes Olympic comeback …Driven by dreams and the children she inspires
Olympic silver medallist Christine Mboma dreams of returning to the Olympics one day. The star, who has been on a close-to 20-month hiatus from the track, recently spoke to international media, where she opened up about her journey, struggles, and unwavering determination. “My dream is to run the Olympics again, to be better than the...
Daniel, Haitope claim honours at Nedbank Citi Dash
Namibia’s top marathon runners, Paulus Daniel and Lavinia Haitope, showcased their dominance on the road once again by winning the elite 10-kilometre races at the 2025 Nedbank Citi Dash, in Windhoek yesterday. Daniel crossed the finish line in 29 minutes and 19 seconds, comfortably outpacing a competitive men’s field. He was followed home by Matias...









