Brave Warriors

Brave Warriors skipper Ronald Stigga Ketjijere says Sunday night opener against Ivory Coast at 2018 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) in Marrakesh will be make or break for the team given what they have went through to get to Morocco.

Namibia’s first game against Ivory Coast on Sunday night at their maiden 2018 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) in Marrakesh will be the beginning of the culmination of all the hard work of 2017 in which the team defied odds for this tournament.

Namibia’s Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports Agnes Tjongarero and former Brave Warriors poster boy Congo Hindjou will lead the Warriors chants at the Grand Stade Marrakesh as the new look Brave Warriors competes at the 2018 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) finals.

Brave Warriors player Emilio Martin makes a return to the team after his last appearance in 2015 and his return will be at the continental tournament the 2018 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) to be held in Morocco from 12 January to 04 February.

Brave Warriors red hot striker Panduleni Nekundi plans on having his scoring shoes on as Namibia takes on Ivory Coast, Uganda and Zambia in the first round of their maiden appearance at the 2018 African Nations Championships (CHAN) finals in Morocco, starting this Friday.

Recalled Brave Warriors striker Itamunua Keimuine came off the bench to score in Namibia’s 1-1 draw with Rwanda in a friendly match played on Sunday in Tunis, Tunisia in preparations for the 2018 African Nations Championships (CHAN) Finals to be hosted in Morocco from 12 January to 04 February.

Life Fighters midfielder Kleophas Desmond Useb is living the dream with his inclusion into the final 23 Brave Warriors to represent Namibia at the upcoming 2018 African Nations Championships (CHAN) finals in Morocco where Namibia will play Ivory Coast, Uganda and Zambia in Group B.

Experience and versatility were key in Ricardo Mannetti naming his 23 men squad for the upcoming 2018 Confederation of African Football (CAF) Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) finals to be held in Morocco from 12 January to 04 February as Ivory Coast, Zambia and Uganda awaits Namibia in Group B.

The Brave Warriors will be heading out to Tunis on Wednesday and coach Ricardo Mannetti has trimmed down his 2018 Africa Nations Championship final training squad to 27 players as Namibia’s prepares for Ivory Coast, Uganda and Zambia Group B of the finals to be held in Morocco in January.

Brave Warriors midfielder Wangu Gome is out of contention for the final team to compete at the 2018 African Nations Championships (CHAN) finals while Itamunua Keimuine makes a return as Muna Katupose struggles to recover from a knee injury.