-MTC announced a record sponsorship totaling more than N$67 million dollars to some sport codes and non-sporting events in Windhoek on Tuesday

-The Namibia Rugby Union’s council voted to play some form of Rugby this year still, this decision was made during the NRU’s AGM which was held in Windhoek recently

-The Chief Administrator of the Namibia Sports Commission, Freddy Mwiya, said that the 2020 edition of the annual Sports Awards might have to be postponed to a later date, due to prevailing circumstances

-Oshana Governor Elia Irimari said his region will be in a position to host the much-anticipated The Namibian Newspaper Cup if time permits to do so in future

-MTC Nestor Sunshine Promotions prospect, Emmanuel “The Lion” Mungandjela has lost out on a golden opportunity to fight for his first title in Belarus, East Germany due to the persistent challenges – including travel restrictions – resulting from Covid-19

-The long awaited Annual General Meeting of the Namibia Rugby Union will finally take place this coming Saturday in Windhoek

-The Basketball Artists School hosted a fun exercise programme at the B.A.S basketball court in Katutura, in celebration of the International Olympic Day on Tuesday

-The offices of Special Olympics Namibia, situated at the Football for Hope centre at the Katutura Youth Complex, are in a deplorable state

-The Namibia Schools Sport Union in an effort to strengthen sport in schools plans to host a professional sport education training in all of the country's regions later this year

-The Physically Active Youth Centre in Windhoek, which was closed due to COVID-19, has opened its doors once again for grade 11 and 12 learners