Author: Tuzera_Otjiua M Jeomba

In March, Namibia witnessed the inauguration of the First Female President, and a cabinet filled with female positions, women continue to take up space not only in the political landscape but in the football fraternity as well. The recently concluded Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup is testament to the strides that women are making, Uerikondjera Kasaona made history as the first female coach to coach and win the u20 men’s national showpiece. Brave Gladiators key players, Lydiana Nanamus and Lovisa Mulunga are currently enrolled in the NFA C-License coaching course currently underway in Windhoek. Lydiana Nanamus holds an Honors Degree in…

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Tim Ekandjo with the help of a few friends sponsored the senior men and women’s national team with brand new gear which includes four official playing kits, goalkeeper kits, training and step out gear, bags and sneakers. The sponsorship valued at N$485,000 comes at a time when the Brave Warriors are fighting to secure a spot at the 2026 World Cup while the Brave Gladiators are preparing for the second round of the WAFCON against Zambia scheduled for September. Stressing on the significance of national teams and national pride, the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts & Culture, Hon…

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Karas, Otjozondjupa, Kunene, Omusati, Oshana, Kavango East, Zambezi and Kavango West regions are through to the quarter finals of the Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup currently underway in Outjo, Kunene region. The Nedbank Newspaper Cup started on Friday, 18 April and will conclude 21 April 2025. Group A The Karas Region started with their 2025 Nedbank Newspaper campaign when they defeated Oshikoto region 1-0 in the opening match of the tournament, in their second match, they showed dominance over the Zambezi beating them 4-1. During the second day of the tournament, the southerners continued with their unbeaten run when they took…

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Namibia’s Futsal Women’s National Team, the Brave 5 Gladiators, clinched a thrilling 4-3 victory over a Selection team from the Ligue du Grand Casablanca in a warm-up friendly held in Casablanca on 15 April. The match served as a key preparatory fixture ahead of the Futsal Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025. Namibia’s goals came from a dynamic attacking display, with Memory Ngonda and Muhinatjo Hanavi each netting a brace to secure the win. The Brave 5 Gladiators will now turn their focus to their 2025 FUTSAL AFCON campaign, kicking off with a high-stakes opening match against host nation…

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THE NFA Introductory Coaching Course currently underway at the Etoshapoort Junior Secondary school learning centre in Outjo started on Sunday under the experienced guidance of NFA and CAF accredited instructors, Brian Isaacs and Eveline Noreses The NFA endorsed introductory coaching course forms part of the association’s strategic goal which outlines the increase of coaches at grassroots level as one of its key objectives.The five day course will introduce the prospective coaches to various issues of coaching development such as the NFA coaching system, coaching education and football philosophy. “We want to see everyone seated here coaching in the top tier…

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Brave Warriors former defender, Arnold Doeseb attended the COSAFA Technical Study Group (TSG) workshop which was held in Johannesburg last week.The course who was attended by 24 participants from across the Southern African region was aimed at broadening the knowledge of what it means to be part of a TSG and to upskill member associations so that they can do their own technical analysis COSAFA TSG leader, Leah Masango said that the aim of the workshop was to create more capacity for technical study groups in all COSAFA member associations, also to do a talent identification for us to recognise new…

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Are you an NFA Introductory – License holder and eager to expand your coaching career? Look no further! The NFA C- licence coaching course is here to equip you with the skills and understanding needed to elevate your coaching journey in this exhilarating sport.

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The Warriors arrived safely in Polokwane,South Africa ahead of their second leg fixture against Equatorial Guinea on 24 March 2025 at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium. “After a full day of travel yesterday,our focus was on optimizing recovery and reducing residual fatigue in today’s session.The squad was split into two groups, with myself overseeing the starting XI” said Garren Smith. “The session began with a low-intensity recovery run to enhance circulation and facilitate metabolic waste removal. This was followed by mobility and flexibility drills to restore range of motion and alleviate stiffness. Next, we incorporated neuromuscular activation and injury prevention…

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Namibia remain unbeaten in their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign. The Warriors are currently second behind Tunisia after defeating Malawi 1-0 in their backyard.Prins Tjiueza netted the only goal of the game at the Bingu National Stadium. Speaking at the post match presser in Malawi,Brave Warriors Head coach,Collin Benjamin said that everyone is allowed to dream but Namibia’s focus right now is on growth. “To have dreams is valid,it keeps you on target to keep on working but we are really not looking at the table standings right now it’s just good to be able to win and gain the much…

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