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

-Brave Warriors and Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile has distanced himself from two Instagram accounts that were created under his name

-The Brave Warriors were eliminated from the CHAN tournament in Cameroon after losing 1-0 to Tanzania in their second match of the competition on Saturday

-Namibia's Brave Warriors suffered a massive three-nil defeat to Guinea in their African Nations Championships Opener in Cameroon on Tuesday night

-City United were crowned the champions of a Gender-Based Violence soccer tournament, after they defeated team Willem Eleven 4-3 on penalties, following a 0-0 draw in regular time

-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

-Football player Ananias Gebhardt recently said he was sure that his South African club Baroka FC would survive the relegation battle to stay in the top league of that country.

-MTC's Chief of Human Capital and Corporate Affairs Tim Ekandjo announced this week that the three-year sponsorship of N$15.9 million - which was supposed to go to the Namibia Premier League – had been ended due to nonexistence of the entity