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The Namibian
Wanderers coach Darryl de la Harpe says team moved on from last year's final defeat to Kudus
“Wanderers coach Darryl de la Harpe says they had moved on from last year's final defeat to Kudus.”
Kudus, Wanderers to battle for the titleThe Namibian
Wanderers coach Darryl de la Harpe says they are well prepared and ready for the match
“Wanderers coach Darryl de la Harpe says they are well prepared and ready for the match.”
Semi-final battles loom largeThe Namibian
Darryl de la Harpe is Wanderers' coach
“That was Wanderers' only defeat so far this season and their coach, Darryl de la Harpe, says they are aiming to correct their mistakes of that encounter.”
Huge encounters in store tomorrowThe Namibian
Welwitschias assistant coach Darryl de la Harpe says they are ready for the challenge
“Welwitschias assistant coach Darryl de la Harpe, however, says they are ready for the challenge.”
Welwitschias face huge Blue Bulls challengeThe Namibian
Namibia assistant coach Darryl de la Harpe was pleased with their performance
“Namibia assistant coach Darryl de la Harpe was pleased with their performance.”
Welwitschias overpower ZambiaThe Namibian
Darryl de la Harpe has been appointed as a technical assistant to the national team
“The Namibia Rugby Union, meanwhile, announced that Darryl de la Harpe has been appointed as a technical assistant to the national team following the resignation of Chrysander Botha as head coach due to work commitments.”
Namibian squad to face ItalyThe Namibian
Darryl de la Harpe said he took positives from the match
“The Welwitschias' assistant coach Darryl de la Harpe said he took a lot of positives out of the game.”
Welwitschias building for Africa CupThe Namibian
Darryl de la Harpe is Wanderers coach
“Wanderers coach Darryl de la Harpe said they were not as clinical as they could have been.”
Wanderers and Kudus to battle for the crownFNB Kudus will face FNB Wanderers in tomorrow's Namibia Rugby Premier League final at Hage Geingob National Rugby Stadium, a repeat of last year's final which Kudus won 50-32. Wanderers finished top of the league this season with 15 wins from 16 matches and beat Kudus twice during the regular season.
9 October 2026 · The Namibian →
FNB Kudus will face FNB Wanderers in tomorrow's Namibia Rugby Premier League final at Hage Geingob National Rugby Stadium, a repeat of last year's final which Kudus won 50-32. Wanderers finished top of the league this season with 15 wins from 16 matches and beat Kudus twice during the regular season.
9 October 2026 · The Namibian →
Four teams face off in Namibia's rugby premier league semi-finals tomorrow: FNB Wanderers, the league leaders on 85 points, play FNB Grootfontein, while defending champions FNB Kudus take on Montego United. The league campaign, which started five months ago, saw Wanderers finish on top after 15 wins and one loss, with Kudus and United finishing third and second respectively.
25 September 2026 · The Namibian →
The 10th round of the Namibia Rugby Premier League takes place this weekend with log leaders FNB Grootfontein travelling to face third-placed FNB Wanderers, and second-placed Montego United visiting fourth-placed defending champions FNB Kudus. Wanderers, seeking to avenge their sole defeat this season—a 37-32 loss to Grootfontein in round one—will have several players unavailable including Wiks Tromp and their scrumhalf Dominique Isaacs.
24 July 2026 · The Namibian →
The Namibian Welwitschias will face the Vodacom Blue Bulls in a rugby friendly at Hage Geingob National Rugby Stadium tomorrow. The teams last met two years ago when the Bulls won 92-8; the new-look Welwitschias, mostly local-based players with few foreign professionals, recently beat Zambia 71-12 and their assistant coach says the team is ready for the challenge.
10 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's Welwitschias scored 11 tries to overwhelm Zambia in their first match of the year, with fullback Jaylon Carew scoring a hat-trick and new talent combining with stalwarts to display attacking rugby.
30 June 2026 · The Namibian →
The Namibian Welwitschias play Zambia in an international rugby friendly on Sunday, their first match of the year and first since missing out on 2027 Rugby World Cup qualification. The squad, coached by new coach Jerome Paarwater, is preparing for a match against Zambia and an upcoming encounter against the Blue Bulls on 11 July, with plans to give multiple players exposure.
26 June 2026 · The Namibian →