-The latest news about the Namibia Premier League which is making headlines in local media for all the wrong reasons has promoted the league's biggest financial backer MTC to request an urgent meeting with the league's leadership on the 25th of this month.
-Gobabis-based Young African have been relegated with immediate effect, after recommendations were made by the NPL Disciplinary Committee.
-Black Africa and Mighty Gunners are looking to turn the Namibia Premier League into a two horse race, considering that both teams are tied on 20 points after nine games played so far.
-Okahandja United are still looking to win their first Namibia Premier League match since their promotion.The team played to a one - all draw against another relegation troubled team - Orlando Pirates -at Sam Nujoma Stadium Tuesday.
The Namibia Premier League (NPL) executive committee has made a dramatic u-turn in the suspension of Gobabis-based Young African from participating in all NPL football activities, pending the finalisation of the disciplinary proceedings against them.
-Oshakati-Oshakati based Young Chiefs were relegated from the Namibia Premier League after suffering a 2-1 home defeat against Unam. After beating Citizens 2-0 on Saturday, Young Chiefs needed to beat Unam on Sunday at all cost to maintain their NPL status for next season, but they failed to do so.
-Windhoek-Katutura-based African Stars were crowned the 2017/2018 Namibia Premier League champions after beating defending champions Tigers 2-1 at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Sunday.
-Windhoek- Soccer Pitch legal analyst Yarukeekuro Ndorokaze said it won't be good for Namibia Premier League football if Tigers are not punished for putting the game into disrepute.
-Orlando Pirates Football club have appointed their new head coach Erich Muinjo, who aims to turn things around in favour of the team, after consecutive losses in the Namibia Premier League games recently.
-Irvine Ndjavera will reportedly be appointed as the NPL Chief Executive Officer, pending the agreement between both parties and Ndjavera's current employer, the Ministry of Youth, Sport and National Service.
