-Windhoek - The mega of Namibian football, Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek will host this weekend’s Debmarine Cup quarter-finals tomorrow (Fri) and Saturday as the involved teams battle it for places in the semi-finals of the cash-cow competition.
-Windhoek-An international five-a-side tournament, known as the Neymar Junior's Five, was launched in Windhoek on Wednesday.
-Windhoek-Namibia's Young Warriors are out of the 2019 CAF U-20 AFCON qualifiers, after playing to a 1- all draw against neighbouring Botswana on Sunday.
-Besides losing their NPL status, Tsumeb-based Chief Santos had to deal with further defeat, after being kicked out of the NFA competition by Unam over the weekend.
-Windhoek-Katutura-based African Stars were crowned the 2017/2018 Namibia Premier League champions after beating defending champions Tigers 2-1 at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Sunday.
-Windhoek-A Namibia Football Association Emergency Committee -led by Frans Mbidi- held a press conference on Thursday at Soccer House where they announced that Barry Rukoro will continue as Secretary General of the Association until the 28th of April this year, when the NFA Executive Committee meets in Omuthiya to pave the way forward.
-Windhoek- A FIFA Development Officer by the name of David Fani, arrived in Namibia on Wednesday.
-Windhoek-The Namibia Football Players Union announced at a press conference held on Tuesday that Stacey Naris has been appointed as a new Board Member of Fifpro's Africa Division
-Brave Gladiators head coach Brian Isaacs has named 22 players who will represent Namibia in the 2018 Africa Women Cup of Nations qualifier against Zimbabwe in Windhoek at Sam Nujoma Stadium on Thursday.
