-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.

-Ranga Haikali is the Namibia Football Association's (NFA) new president after he overwhelmingly won the election against Johnny Doeseb in the 28th NFA Congress held at the Safari Court in Windhoek.

-The Namibia Football Association's women's department hosted a CAF D-licence course for a U/15 project at the NFA technical centre this past week and concluded with a certification ceremony

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

-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