-Walvis Bay gymnast Janice van Rooyen recently started her own Rhythmic Gymnastics and Aerobics venture, called the Atlantic Gymnastics Club

-City United were crowned the champions of a Gender-Based Violence soccer tournament, after they defeated team Willem Eleven 4-3 on penalties, following a 0-0 draw in regular time

-All 10 teams who previously applied to the Namibia Football Association's newly envisaged league have officially resigned as members of the expelled Namibia Premier League

-Local boxing promoter Nestor Tobias is planning to stage the country's first-ever closed doors boxing event.

-The Etameko Cycling Club has plans to extend its operations to Oshana and Karas regions

-Self-taught gymnast Stephanie Katusuva began her sports-related journey at her new school, Windhoek Gymnasium on Monday

-Football player Ananias Gebhardt recently said he was sure that his South African club Baroka FC would survive the relegation battle to stay in the top league of that country.

-Namibian motorsport fans can finally look forward to some action again, after most sporting events at the coast and elsewhere in Namibia had to be cancelled in recent months due to COVID-19

-The senior national Cricket team - the Eagles said the postponement of the ICC men's T20 World Cup, which was set for October in Australia, is sad news.

-The Namibia Hockey Union's Bank Windhoek Indoor Hockey league continued this past weekend where they left off before COVID-19 began in Namibia in March this year