-Namibia Premier League Chief Executive Officer Harald Fuller says the NPL Executive meeting that took place over the weekend resolved that the 2019/20 League season will kick off in the second week of September - despite ongoing fights among some members

-African Stars Coach Mohammed Gargo says he is very confident that his team will proceeded to the next round of the CAF Champions League competition after beating Kampala Capital City Authority by three goals to two at the Sam Nujoma Stadium

-Newly appointed Ghanaian African Stars Coach Mohamed Gargo has called upon the Samba Boys supporters to come in big numbers to help the players against Kampala Capital City Authority Football Club on Saturday at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek

-Raised in the small town of Ruacana, Samuel Nghipandulwa has signed up for an international football refereeing development programme organised by Tournaments Abroad

-Brave Warriors interim coach Bobby Samaria is waiting for a directive from the NFA's Normalization Committee as they are yet to decide about his future with the national side

-The chairperson of the NFA Normalisation Committee, Hilda Basson-Namundjebo, said September is too close to have a substantial coach in place for the FIFA World Cup 2022 African Qualifiers Preliminary round engagement

-The Brave Warriors' attempt to qualify for next year's African Champions started on the right note when they defeated Comoros 2-0 in Moroni on Friday

-African Stars football club have roped in the services of Ghanaian Coach Mohammed Gargo as they want to cement their place in African Football

-The Brave Warriors Squad got an official send-off from the Namibia Sports Commission on Monday, ahead of their 2020 African Nations Championship match against Comoros on Friday

-The Namibia Football Association in collaboration with UNICEF concluded a two-day training for Galz & Goals Regional Coordinators in Windhoek this weekend