-10-year-old Namibian tennis player Israel Dowie emerged victoriously at the Cape Town Tennis Mini 2 Tournament for Boys u/12 in Welgemoed, Cape Town this past weekend

-New normal makes it challenging for NSSU programmes - Duiker

-The resignation of three members from the Namibia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board has left the organization without any mandate to function.

-Brave Warriors and Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile has distanced himself from two Instagram accounts that were created under his name

-Wheelchair basketballers are finding the going tough ahead of the Commonwealth qualifying games set to take place next month in South Africa

-The Brave Warriors were eliminated from the CHAN tournament in Cameroon after losing 1-0 to Tanzania in their second match of the competition on Saturday

-Namibia's Brave Warriors suffered a massive three-nil defeat to Guinea in their African Nations Championships Opener in Cameroon on Tuesday night

-The Cuban Ambassador to Namibia, Sidenio Acosta Aday, paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Director of the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service, Dr. Audrin Mathe

-All public gatherings - including sports - need to be maintained at the current maximum of 50 persons at all times

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