Author: Tuzera_Otjiua M Jeomba

The Namibia Football Association (NFA) CAF C Coaching Course got underway on Sunday at Football House in Katutura, with 30 aspiring coaches taking part in the coaching course aimed at strengthening coaching standards and developing football knowledge in the country. The course is being facilitated by experienced instructors Willy Kapukare and Nicholas Jacobs, who are guiding participants through the different aspects of coaching, with a focus on improving their technical knowledge, understanding of the game and practical coaching skills. The course is structured into two phases. The first phase commenced on Sunday and is scheduled to conclude on Friday, while…

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The NAMPORT Namibia Premier Football League 2026/2027 season got underway over the weekend, with eight matches played across the country as clubs returned to the pitch in pursuit of league honours. The opening round, played on 7 November, delivered goals, competitive encounters and a few early statements as teams looked to get their campaigns off to a positive start. Namibian Defence Force side, Mighty Gunners began their season on a winning note, defeating Chula Chula FC 2-0, with Marselinu George and Bernard Horaseb finding the back of the net. FC Ongos also picked up maximum points after edging Young Brazilians…

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For Chula Chula duo Sibeso Musipili and Johannes Shiyave, earning a call-up to the Brave Warriors is a dream come true. But the two are hoping this is only the beginning of their journey with the senior national team. The duo have been included in the squad for Namibia’s Africa Cup of Nations assignment against Cameroon, giving them an opportunity to show what they can bring to the national team. Speaking at the squad announcement press conference, the Warriors Head Coach, Collin Benjamin had encouraging words for both players. He described Sibeso as a good example of what a goalkeeper…

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Brave Warriors head coach Collin Benjamin has named his traveling squad for Namibia’s upcoming double-header against Cameroon as the team prepares for the crucial AFCON PAMOJA Qualifiers.The Braves are set to play Cameroon away on 12 November in Doula before returning to Botswana for their home fixture on 16 November 2026. The squad brings together a blend of experience and emerging talent, with established campaigners expected to provide leadership while a number of younger faces get an opportunity to make their mark on the international stage. One notable absentee will be Peter Shitembi, who misses out due to an injury…

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Following a rigorous selection process that attracted more than 100 applications, the Namibia Football Association (NFA), through its Technical and Coaching Department, has confirmed the 30 participants who will undergo the CAF C Coaching Diploma. The course, which kicks off on Monday, 9 November 2026, is aimed at equipping aspiring and practising football coaches with the technical knowledge, practical skills and modern coaching methodologies required to develop players and contribute to the growth of football in Namibia. The CAF C Coaching Diploma forms part of the NFA’s ongoing commitment to strengthening coaching structures, improving technical standards and investing in the…

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Namibia’s U15 Boys concluded their campaign at the inaugural FIFA U15 World Cup & Festival in Azerbaijan with an entertaining 4-2 victory over Nicaragua in their final match of the tournament. BAKU, AZERBAIJAN – OCTOBER 25: FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026 – Day 2 on October 25, 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan. (Photo by Aziz Karimov – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images) The young Brave Warriors delivered an impressive attacking performance, with Henrico Kavendjii scoring twice, while Jaylan Britz and Zanenkosi Khumalo also found the back of the net to secure the victory. The win followed a mixed run of…

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Namibia’s Under-15 boys’ national team continues to gain valuable international experience at the FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival in Baku, Azerbaijan, despite consecutive defeats against Afghanistan and Tunisia. The Baby Warriors suffered a 6–2 defeat against Afghanistan before falling 4–0 to Tunisia, with the results presenting important learning opportunities for the country’s first-ever team to compete at a FIFA World Cup event. BAKU, AZERBAIJAN – OCTOBER 29: Action between Trinidad and Tobago and Namibia during the Quarter Final match of the FIFA Under-15 World Cup & Festival 2026 on October 29, 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan. (Photo by Jasmin Walter…

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The Namibia Football Association (NFA), in partnership with FNB Namibia, officially launched the 2026/27 FNB Women’s Super League (WSL) season at FNB’s headquarters in Windhoek on Tuesday, reaffirming their shared commitment to the growth, development and sustainability of women’s football in Namibia. The launch marked another significant milestone in the partnership between the two institutions, highlighting the importance of sustained investment in creating opportunities for female footballers and strengthening the women’s game at both domestic and national levels. Speaking at the occasion, NFA Vice President Mr Jakobus Markus reflected on the significance of the launch, which coincides with the Association’s…

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Namibia Football Association (NFA) Executive Council Member Joseph Hailombe has applauded FIFA for its commitment to grassroots football development, describing the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival as a valuable initiative in nurturing young talent across member associations. Hailombe expressed appreciation to FIFA for the invitation to participate in the historic competition, which brings together young footballers from across the world in an initiative focused on player development, international exposure and the growth of the game. BAKU, AZERBAIJAN – OCTOBER 26: FIFA President Gianni Infantino attends the FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026 – Day 3 on October…

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Namibia’s U15 team bounced back from a 5-0 defeat to Poland with a 2-1 victory over Bermuda at the FIFA U15 World Cup & Festival in Azerbaijan. The young Namibians showed resilience to return to winning ways, with Eric Quest and Wentworth Seibeb finding the back of the net to secure the victory. Quest and Seibeb scored Namibia’s two goals as the team responded positively following their opening encounter against Poland. The result marks an encouraging response from the young Brave Warriors, who continue to gain valuable international experience while representing Namibia on the global stage. Namibia will now turn…

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