It has been 12 months since the new Namibia Football Association Executive took office. The Association's President Ranga Haikali took a look back and shed more light on the road thus far.

-Brave Warriors' England-based defender Ryan Nyambe will not make the trip to Namibia to play for the team in the upcoming Afcon qualifying match against Guinea

-The Namibia Football Association has reminded its members that all leagues are scheduled to start on the 17th of April this year

-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

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

-The Namibia Football Executive Committee decided to instruct their lawyers to demand the money owed to them by the Namibia Premier League after several unsuccessful attempts in court following their executive meeting over the weekend

-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

-NFA President Ranga Haikali said the Namibia Premier League will not be considered as one the beneficiaries of the FIFA Covid-19 Relief Fund, because they are still on suspension

-The pending case between the Namibia Football Association and the Namibia Premier League's Chairman Patrick Kauta and Mpasi Haingura at the Court of Arbitration in Switzerland could soon be dismissed due to the applicants' late payment

-The 28th Namibia Football Association (NFA) Congress has officially suspended the Namibia Premier League (NPL) as a member.