-Black Africa beat Orlando Pirates 3-0 during Round 22 of the Namibia Premier League on Friday in the Katutura derby at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek .

-Selected Namibian referees left for Cairo, Egypt on Wednesday to attend the CAF Referees Development Workshop from the 13 to 15 March.

-Namibia Football Association President Frans Mbidi said he will not grant any interview to the media until the first of April 2018 this year.

-Blue Waters upset Orlando Pirates on Saturday in the Namibia Premier League, in a match that Pirates dominated and could have won at Sam Nujoma stadium in Windhoek.

-The ongoing feud between NFA President, Frans Mbidi and Secretary General, Barry Rukoro, is yet to be resolved.

-Following the successful hosting of the NFA/GIZ Basic Coaching Certificate Course for Girls in Windhoek recently, the course will be extended to the Hardap and Otjozondjupa Regions in March and April.

-Three Namibia Premier League (NPL) giants, namely African Stars, Orlando Pirates and Civics, will play their home games this weekend at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek.

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-The launch and draw of the 18th edition of The Namibian Newspaper Cup took place in Windhoek on Tuesday.

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