-Young Namibia Premier League referee Samuel Nghipandulwa, who recently returned from Brazil, is ready to invest some newly acquired skills with fellow referees back home

-Ranga Haikali, Izak Fredericks, Johnny Doeseb and Johannes Vries confirmed to contest for the NFA top job

-Namibia Premier league referee Samuel Nghipandulwa travelled to Brazil on Friday, to officiate at the Iber Cup from the 20th to the 26th of January

-The Young Gladiators are dedicated to their last stretch of preparations ahead of the 2020 FIFA Women's U20 World Cup Qualifiers this weekend against Botswana

-Namibia’s Brave Warriors took a step in the right direction in their quest to qualify for the 2021 African Cup of Nations, when they beat Chad by two goals to one at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek on Wednesday

-Namibia Premier League (NPL) on Thursday filed an urgent court application against its suspension by the NFA Normalization Committee

-Namibia's Brave Warriors will be facing Zambia's Chipolopolo in this year's Dr Hage Geingob Cup, which is set to take place on the 09th of November at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek

-The Brave Warriors will need a win with a deficit of two goals to qualify for next year's CHAN tournament

-The 2019 Nedbank Desert Dash was launched on Monday at Swakopmund

-Fifty visually impaired players from three regions, namely Ohangwena, Oshana and Khomas, launched the first-ever blind football tournament at the Football for Hope Centre in Katutura this weekend