-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

-MTC's Chief of Human Capital and Corporate Affairs Tim Ekandjo announced this week that the three-year sponsorship of N$15.9 million - which was supposed to go to the Namibia Premier League – had been ended due to nonexistence of the entity

-AC Boxing stable is planning to host its first tournament of the year in September

-The Namibia Football Association as was widely expected expelled the Namibia Premier League as a member on Saturday

-Three road races that were initially scheduled to take place this year have been postponed to 2021 due to the ever-increasing number of Corona virus cases in Namibia

-Gobabis-based Young African football club on Tuesday had their suspension overturned and are now allowed to remain in the country's top-flight Premier league