Author: Tuzera_Otjiua M Jeomba

10 October 2025 – The Brave Warriors suffered a 3-1 defeat when they played Liberia earlier today at the Samuel Kenyon Doe Stadium in Liberia. Ayouba Kosiah opened the scoring line for the Lone Stars through a penalty shot while Sulahmana Mamadu doubled the lead and Edward Ledlum came from the bench to seal the deal for the host. David “ Haaland”Ndeuyenma scored the goal for Namibia. Speaking at the post match presser, head coach Collin Benjamin applauded Liberia for a well deserved win. “Firstly, I would like to congratulate Liberia for the three points, good game from them. They…

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The Namibian senior men’s national full squad settled well in Monrovia, Liberia and immediately got down to business, they had their official training session (match day -1) at the Samuel Kenyon Doe Stadium earlier today. Namibia will play Liberia tomorrow, 9 October 2025 in their second last group match fixture. With Tunisia earning direct qualification, Namibia will be hoping to head to the playoffs. “The players understand the importance of the upcoming two fixtures and what is expected of them and how the results can impact the rest of the campaign ” explained vice-captain Riaan Hanamub. “Tunisia may have qualified,…

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6 October 2025 – The senior men’s national team, Brave Warriors local players and technical team departed to Monrovia Liberia earlier today, the rest of the squad will join the team in Ethiopia, Addis Ababa. Benjamins’ chargers will play Liberia on the 9 October 2025 at the Samuel Kanyon Doe stadium in Monrovia at 16:00. “We decided to keep most of the players from the previous camp with a few additions of Tjipee Karuuombe, who plays in Georgia, Kennedy Amutenya who is based in Saudi and Awillo Stephanus who wasn’t able to join us during the last camp due to…

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02 October 2025 – The CAF African Under-15 Schools Championship, officially known as the CAF African Schools Football Championship, is a relatively new but impactful competition on the continent. The championship was founded in 2022 and organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The initial project was launched by CAF President Dr. Patrice Motsepe in Maputo, Mozambique, on 11 May 2022. The inaugural continental tournament took place in April 2023 in Durban, South Africa. The main focus of the CAF African Schools Football Championship is to develop organized football at the school level across the continent for both boys and girls in…

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02 October 2025 – The Namibia Football Association (NFA), in collaboration with the Namibia Schools Sports Union (NSSU), is proud to announce the hosting of the National Under 15 Schools Football Championship for both boys and girls this weekend. The championship will see full representation from across the country, with all 14 regions sending a boys’ and a girls’ team to compete. The tournament is scheduled to take place on Saturday and Sunday, 4 and 5 October 2025 at three venues in Windhoek: the NFA Technical Centre, Technical High School (HTS), and Delta Secondary School. It serves as a crucial platform for talent…

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25 September 2025 – Brave Warriors coach Collin Benjamin has named a 25 provisional squad to face Liberia and Tunisia in the final group stage matches of 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers to be played next month. The Brave Warriors will play both games away. Liberia will host Namibia in Monrovia at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex on 09 October at 16H00. The Namibian senior men’s national team will then play Tunisia in the last qualifier in Tunisia, on Monday, 13 October 2025 at the Hammadi Agrebi Stadium.The final match of the qualifying journey will be played at 13h00.…

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19 September 2025 – The Namibian U20 Women’s National Team will be looking to convert their chances when they take on Uganda in the second leg of the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers on Monday (22 September 2025) at the FUFA Stadium Kadiba.  Namibia suffered a 3-0 loss to Uganda in their first leg of the FIFA World Cup qualifiers earlier today at the FUFA Stadium in Uganda. “The girls played well, we had a few individual mistakes but overall, the girls followed the game plan. We were unable to convert our chances, and we had a goal which…

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17 September 2025 – The Namibia junior u20 women’s team arrived safely in Kampala, Uganda ahead of their FIFA World Cup u20 qualification fixtures against Uganda. The Namibian side, being led by Errol Damaseb as head coach, will play both their fixtures in Uganda at the FUFA Stadium on 19 & 22 September respectively. The Young Gladiators had their first training session earlier today at the Muteesa One stadium in Kampala and with one training session left, Errol Damaseb remains optimistic on the games ahead. “Today’s session was light; we wanted the players to relax their muscles and manage the…

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Young Gladiators Head Coch, Errol Damaseb has selected most of his squad from the U17 National Team that played the Region Five Games and U17 COSAFA Girls Championship and is hopeful that they girls will do well in their upcoming World Cup qualifier fixture against Uganda on 19 and 22 September 2025 at the FUFA Stadium, Kadiba. “We are very excited to be back on the picth,we decided to keep the same crop of players we had in the regional tournaments earlier this year they have been playing together for the past year and they are experenced and exposed to the type…

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7 September 2025 -With the heartbreaking defeat to Malawi in their FIFA World Cup qualifiers encounter on Friday behind them, the Namibia’s Senior Men’s national team will be hoping to bounce back when they face Islanders, Sao Tome e Principe at the Obed Ithani Chilume Stadium on 9 September at 15:00. The players understand what is at stake in the upcoming match and what is expected of them, explained senior player Riaan Hanamub. “We are moving on from the Malawi match and we know what we need to do better and work on. This is not the result we were…

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