… ressed to institutions and stakeholders who continue to invest in the growth of Namibian tennis behind the scenes. “I would also like to thank the Namibia Tennis Association, the Ministry of Sport, the Namibia National Olympic Committee and especially the Namibia Sport Commission …
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- May 2026
The Namibia Sport Commission has announced that phase two of the National Youth Games trials has been cancelled. …
Youth Games trials cancelled- April 2026
… The initiative is also building partnerships with key stakeholders, such as schools, sports institutions and government bodies, including the Namibia Sport Commission, to create a sustainable and collaborative ecosystem. …
The Collective launches to transform Nam athletics… An amount of N$19.131 million is allocated to the Namibia Sport Commission to strengthen governance, while N$2 million is allocated for anti-doping programmes and N$3 million for the Namibia Boxing Control Board. …
Deputy minister Dino Ballotti presents youth and sport budget in National Assembly… ndards and participation, with new clubs making a strong impact.The presence of key dignitaries, including Swakopmund councillor Victor Maswahu, Namibia National Olympic Committee president Ndeulipula Hamutumwa, Swakopmund chief executive Alfeus Benjamin, Namibia Sport Commission …
Green Buffaloes shine at Doc tournament- March 2026
… In alignment with national sports policies and international best practices, Kamburona confirmed that NRSDF follows the Namibia Football Association (NFA) rules and is in the process of registering with the Namibia Sport Commission. …
Kamburona takes over rural sport reins… Chief administrator of the Namibia Sport Commission, Freddy Mwiya, said they will be guided on this and that they will receive monetary rewards for their exploits. …
Gladiators eligible for sport rewards- February 2026
… Freddy Mwiya, chief administrator of the Namibia Sport Commission, said the ministry had been clear about the economic outlook during a one-on-one engagement with Minister Sanet Steenkamp. …
N$70.6m boost for sport, youth, and national service … Sport community lauds N$750m allocation- October 2024
Hosting the 2024 Africa Netball Cup will elevate Namibia’s profile, says Namibia Sport Commission chief administrator Freddy Mwiya. …
Namibia to host Africa Netball Cup- September 2023
… The chief administrator of the Namibia Sport Commission, Freddy Mwiya said that mass participation was very important for the development of sport. …
Ninth Navachab Half Marathon launched
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Namibian tennis players compete in South African tournaments
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Namibia's top junior and senior tennis players will compete in upcoming South African tournaments from May 2026, including the ITF J60 Pretoria Tournament and the ATP 50 Challenger Tournament in Centurion, as part of preparation for regional and international representation.
21 hours ago · The Namibian →
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Namibian tennis players compete in South African tournaments
Namibia's top junior and senior tennis players will compete in upcoming South African tournaments from May 2026, including the ITF J60 Pretoria Tournament and the ATP 50 Challenger Tournament in Centurion, as part of preparation for regional and international representation.
21 hours ago · The Namibian →
Wednesday 13 May
National Youth Games trials phase two cancelled
The Namibia Sport Commission has cancelled phase two of the National Youth Games trials, which were scheduled for 14 to 17 May, affecting football, boxing, and netball. The cancellation was due to unforeseen circumstances.
13 May 2026 · The Namibian →
Thursday 16 April
New platform launched to develop Namibian athletics talent
The Collective, a new initiative founded by Hanjo de Klerk, aims to unify Namibian athletics by identifying and nurturing young athletes through structured coaching, performance tracking and partnerships with schools and government bodies. The platform targets U/15, U/17 and U/19 athletes across multiple regions and seeks to create a clear development pathway from grassroots to international competition by 2030.
16 April 2026 · New Era →
Wednesday 15 April
Deputy minister presents youth, sports budget for 2026/27
Deputy Minister Dino Ballotti presented the N$35.104 million youth and sports budget for the 2026/2027 financial year to the National Assembly, framing it as a strategic investment in Namibia's future given that 71.1% of the population is under 35. The budget allocates funds for youth skills training and entrepreneurship, the National Youth Service, sports development and infrastructure including N$140 million for basic sporting facilities across regions.
15 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Wednesday 1 April
Green Buffaloes win both divisions at Bank Windhoek Doc Tournament
Zambia's Green Buffaloes Volleyball Club won both the male and female divisions at the 2026 Bank Windhoek Doc Tournament in Swakopmund, which featured 39 teams including 11 making their debut. The tournament director highlighted the emergence of young talent and rising standards in Namibian volleyball, with plans to expand the event next year to include teams from more regions.
1 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Wednesday 18 March
New NRSDF president pledges to develop rural sport talent
Japandera Kamburona, newly elected president of the Namibia Rural Sport Development Federation, aims to collaborate with regional associations to nurture grassroots talent in football and netball across rural areas. Despite challenges including infrastructure deficits, equipment shortages, and limited funding, the federation runs year-long tournaments that have produced players competing in premier leagues in Namibia, South Africa, and Botswana.
18 March 2026 · New Era →
Wednesday 4 March
Brave Gladiators eligible for rewards under sport policy
The Brave Gladiators' Cosafa Women's Championship victory qualifies them for monetary rewards under Namibia's National Sport Reward Policy, though the specific Cosafa competition lacks a defined reward category in the current policy structure.
4 March 2026 · New Era →
Friday 27 February
Sports sector gets N$750m annual allocation through 2029
Namibia's Sport, Youth, and National Service sector has received a N$70.6 million budget increase to N$750 million annually for the next three financial years as part of the broader N$83.6 billion MTEF for the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture. Sport expert Isack Hamata welcomed the boost as a signal that government views sport as a core pillar of human capital development rather than a peripheral luxury, though he cautioned that success depends on execution.
27 February 2026 · New Era →