Namibia Volleyball Federation — national governing body overseeing competitive and development programs, currently preparing teams for 2028 Olympic qualification.
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June 2026
The Namibian
Namibia Volleyball Federationwill compete atCAVB Zone VI Senior LA28 Olympic Games Qualifiers in Harare, Zimbabwe
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“Namibia's men and women's volleyball national teams are set to return to international competition for the first time in about 15 years when they compete at the CAVB Zone VI Senior LA28 Olympic Games Qualifiers in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 7 to 14 June.”
Namibia Volleyball Federationtakes its flagship competitionnorth this weekend
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“The Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) takes its flagship competition north this weekend as Round 2 of the MTC Volleyball National League heads to Ondangwa tomorrow.”
Namibia Volleyball Federationhas officially unveilednational beach volleyball teams for CAVB Zone VI qualification tournament
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“The Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) has officially unveiled the national beach volleyball teams set to represent the country at the upcoming CAVB Zone VI qualification tournament, a key step in the road to the African Nations Championship (CAN) and the 2028 Summer Olympics.”
Namibia Volleyball Federationcompletedthe 2026 Bank Windhoek Volleyball Doc Tournament with Bank Windhoek
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“Bank Windhoek and the Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) completed the 2026 Bank Windhoek Volleyball Doc Tournament, hosted at The Dome in Swakopmund last weekend.”
Namibia Volleyball Federation president Tobias Mwatelulodescribed the tournament asa great initiative for socialising
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“Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF) president, Tobias Mwatelulo, described the tournament as a great initiative for socialising, as it draws large numbers of people.”
Namibia Volleyball Federationhosted (in partnership with DTS)the first leg of the CAVB Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21-22 February 2026
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“The Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF), in partnership with Deutscher Turn- und Sportverein (DTS), hosted the first leg of the Confederation of African Volleyball (CAVB) Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21-22 February 2026 at the DTS Sports Grounds in Olympia, Windhoek.”
Namibia Volleyball Federationhostedthe first leg of the CAVB Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour
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“The Namibia Volleyball Federation (NVF), in partnership with Deutscher Turn- und Sportverein (DTS), hosted the first leg of the Confederation of African Volleyball (CAVB) Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21 to 22 February at the DTS Sports Grounds in Olympia, Windhoek.”
Namibia Volleyball FederationnominatedIhula Tobias Naushanga for the CAVB International Referee Candidate Course
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“When NVF nominated him for the CAVB International Referee Candidate Course in Cairo, Naushanga admitted he felt overwhelmed, noting that many experienced referees are in the country.”
Namibia's men and women's national volleyball teams will compete at the CAVB Zone VI Senior LA28 Olympic Games Qualifiers in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 7 to 14 June, their first international competition in about 15 years and part of qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.
Namibia's men and women's national volleyball teams will compete at the CAVB Zone VI Senior LA28 Olympic Games Qualifiers in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 7 to 14 June, their first international competition in about 15 years and part of qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.
In Round 3 of the 2026 MTC Volleyball National League, NDF Raptors defeated defending champions Namibia Correctional Service 3-2 in the men's division, ending NCS's unbeaten streak with a 15-13 tie-break victory after NCS won the first two sets. Raptors remained unbeaten at the top of the standings with 17 points from six matches.
Round 2 of the MTC Volleyball National League saw Blaze Access edge NDF Phoenix 3–2 in a five-set women's match, while defending champions Revivals bounced back with a 3–1 victory. Unam Queens and NamPol Volleyball Club also secured straight-sets wins, with intensity and team spirit defining the action at Ondangwa Tennis Courts.
Round 2 of the MTC Volleyball National League moves to Ondangwa this weekend, with matches in both men's and women's divisions. Defending champions Revivals seek to recover from an opening-round defeat, while newly promoted sides test their competitiveness against established teams.
The Namibia Volleyball Federation has unveiled two women's and two men's beach volleyball teams to compete at the CAVB Zone VI qualification tournament in Maputo from 30 April to 2 May, a key pathway toward the African Nations Championship and 2028 Olympics.
Bank Windhoek and the Namibia Volleyball Federation hosted the 2026 Doc Tournament in Swakopmund, attracting 39 teams (16 women's and 23 men's) and marking one of the strongest editions in the event's 42-year history. Zambia's Green Buffaloes won both men's and women's titles in their first appearance, while eleven Namibian clubs participated for the first time, signalling growth in the sport's national footprint.
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.
Namibia's premier volleyball event is set for The Dome in Swakopmund, featuring top local teams and international participation from Zambian side Green Buffaloes. Tournament director Elia Muremi said the event motivates young players and elevates local play through international competition, though organisers face logistical and financial constraints.
The third season of the MTC Volleyball National League began in Otjiwarongo last weekend with 16 teams competing, including newcomers Afrocat Volleyball Club. The defending champions Revival Volleyball Club lost to Nampol women's team 3-0 in a notable upset.
The third edition of the MTC Volleyball National League began this weekend in Otjiwarongo with surprising results, including defending women's champions Revivals Volleyball Club losing for the first time to NamPol VC. League coordinator Albert Khevare said the early results indicate this season will be far more competitive than previous editions.
The 2026 MTC Volleyball National League begins this Saturday in Otjiwarongo, featuring eight teams in each men's and women's category and seven rounds hosted across multiple regions. Defending men's champions Namibia Correctional Service aim for a third consecutive title, while the league welcomes new teams from Kavango East and introduces Gobabis as a new host town.
The annual DTS Volleyball for All tournament in Windhoek attracted 216 teams competing in 6-a-side and 4-a-side formats, drawing close to 5,000 spectators. The Namibia Volleyball Federation president noted the tournament's role in growing the sport, creating employment opportunities, and building team bonding across corporate entities.
Bank Windhoek has committed N$960 000 in combined sponsorship to the Namibia Volleyball Federation (N$560 000) and Namibia Aquatic Sports Federation (N$400 000), supporting grassroots and elite development in both sports. The funding enables youth development, competitions, and pathways for athletes to qualify for national and international championships.
Namibia hosted the first leg of the CAVB Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21–22 February 2026, attracting over 20 teams from nine SADC countries. South Africa's Danilo Von Ludwiger and Mthokosizi Mndingi won the men's title, while Lesotho's Moroesi Tolofi and Neo Chapole took the women's, with continental ranking points available for competitors.
The Namibia Volleyball Federation and DTS hosted the opening leg of the Confederation of African Volleyball Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour on 21–22 February in Windhoek, attracting 24 teams from nine countries to compete for regional ranking points. Local players competed against strong regional opposition, with organizers praising the quality of matches and professional event management.
Ihula Tobias Naushanga, a Namibian volleyball referee nominated by the Namibia Volleyball Federation, completed an intensive International Referee Candidate Course in Cairo and aims to elevate officiating standards in Namibia while eventually refereeing beyond Africa.
The Namibia Volleyball Federation will host the first leg of the CAVB Zone Six Beach Volleyball Tour from 20–22 February 2026 in Windhoek, welcoming athletes from 10 southern African countries. The tournament supports talent identification and development, with ranking points counting towards Olympic qualification for 2028 and continental youth championships.