National Sport

FNB Namibia and Global United have proudly announced that this year Namibia can once again expect soccer legends to visit the country, in an effort to create awareness about the environment. Read more about Global united attracts world class players

Capablanca is proving to be unstoppable in the Premier Chess League (PCL), as the team continues to lead the log standings after six games. Read more about Capablanca dominates Chess League

Brave Warriors caretaker coach Bernard Kaanjuka seems to be sticking to the adage ‘If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it’ when he called up a 24-man squad for Namibia’s 2014 World Cup qualifier match against Malawi on March 23.

As such there were no real surprise additions or omissions to the team, which is expected to meet a week from today. Goalkeeper Arnold Subeb keeps his place, despite not featuring for Black Africa in their last three games, due to his training to become a police officer. Read more about Warriors stick to tried and tested

The development of sport at Walvis Bay Private High School received a boost in the form of a N$10 000 sponsorship from Marathon Sugar on Friday. Read more about Marathon Sugar donates to coastal school

The Social League kicked off over the weekend with more than 30 teams registered with the league, which is run by Wendilinus Tibinyane. There have been quite a number of new entrants into the league with the mother company of Namibian Sun, DMH also registering a team. The team valiantly lost their first match in the league 2-1 against Silver Stars and are hopeful of producing much better results in the next match. Read more about The DMH boys

Black Africa seems to be well on course to claim their third Namibia Premier League (NPL) title, after beating a stubborn Eleven Arrows at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Saturday. Read more about BA maintain dominance in NPL race

With the Brave Warriors set to host Malawi in a 2014 World Cup qualifi er on March 23, local-based national team players went through a Biokinetic test at the NFA Technical Centre this week. Read more about Warriors gear up for tough Malawi clash

The MTC Nestor Sunshine Academy announced this week that Albertina Liyalukeni Halundonga (middle) as the winner of the Suzuki Win-A-Car Competition that was in aid of raising funds for Paulus ‘The Rock’ Ambunda’s (left)successful title challenge.

Ambunda was joined by his trainer and promoter, Nestor Tobias (right) in thanking the public for their stellar support and participation in the Suzuki Win-A-Car promotion campaign. Halundonga was chosen as the winner after MTC and the MTC Nestor Sunshine Academy conducted a live draw during the Boxing Bonanza on March 2. Read more about That car is mine

Youth football development will never be the same again, after Scorpion Zinc yesterday announced that they will be investing in a new tournament for boys under the age of 17. Read more about N$1,3 million cash injection for youth football

African Stars face a make or break fi xture against SKW in the Namibian Premier League (NPL) at the Sam Nujoma Stadium tonight at 20:00. Read more about African Stars in do or die clash