-Normalization Committee Chairperson Hilda Basson-Namundjebo is proud of the work the committee has done at the Namibia Football Association - despite the ongoing squabbles in the sport code

-The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted all areas of life - and, as we know, sports is no exception

-The Court of Arbitration for Sports has decided on a sole arbitrator to hear the case of former Namibia Football Association President Frans Mbidi against the NFA Normalization Committee

-The Minister of Sport, Youth and National Service Agnes Tjongarero said her team has discovered many loopholes in the sport act as well as the constitutions of various sport codes, which will have to been changed in line with new realities caused by COVID-19.

-There has been a growing concern among Rugby lovers across the country that every time the Rugby World Cup draws close a local coach is put aside as a foreign coach is appointed to lead the Welwitchias at the world cup finals.

-As stage two of Namibia's State of Emergency has been put in place, some sport codes received the go-ahead to get active again while strictly adhering to regulations

-The Namibia Sports Commission's Chief Administrator, Freddy Mwiya, has dismissed allegations that his organisation has not given financial assistance to Boxing for the past couple of years

-The case between the Namibia Football Association and Namibia Premier League at the Court of Arbitration for Sport is far from ove

-The suspension of the Namibia Premier League by the Namibia Football Association case, which is being handled by the Court of Arbitration for Sports in Switzerland, might take longer than anticipated, after league opted to apply for legal aid for the case to continue

-Windhoek-based Happydu volleyball club coach Ishitile Aloysius believes that ace Volleyball player Stephanus Kangandjera has what it takes to become a star in the sports code, even foreseeing Olympic potential