Black Leopards Namibian duo of Hartman Toromba and Ephraim Tjihonge’s hopes of retaining their PSL status were dashed after going down by a solitary goal to Bay United in the National First Division play-off at the Woolfsons Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

In another battle for promotion to the top-flight, Ali Akan’s FC AK played to a goalless draw against Dynamos at the Eldorado Stadium on Wednesday.

Both teams will meet in the second leg at Peter Mokaba Stadium in...

Civics beat Ramblers 2-0 on Wednesday night to join Orlando Pirates at the top of the log on 35 points.

Patrick Mkontwana pounced on to a loose ball to open the scoring on 63 minutes while substitute Tugela Tuyeni made it 2-0 in injury time when he shot a corner clearance into the net.

Ramblers had numerous chances especially in the second half, but they could not penetrate Civics’ defence, for whom Jamu Ngatjizeko and Erastus Ndjavera were in excellent form.
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Namibia lost its third and fourth games at the Junior Inline Hockey World Championships to the USA and Mexico respectively. Namibia will now face the strong Czech team in the quarterfinals.
Gudrun Denker reports.

Namibia 1 Mexico 5

Team Namibia entered its fourth FIRS game as a tired and injury-plagued team. Kyle Weeks joined team captain, Arne Rodenwoldt, on the bench with a shoulder injury suffered in the USA game. Thus, Team Namibia could now only field two...

Rugby Premier League

Friday, July 4
19h00: Wanderers v Western Suburbs, Hage Geingob Stadium
Saturday, July 5
15h30: Rehoboth v Unam, Rehoboth
15h30: Kudus v United, Walvis Bay
15h30: Grootfontein v Reho Falcon, Grootfontein

MTC Namibia Premier League

Saturday, July 5
15h00: Fedics United v African Stars, Keetmanshoop
15h00: Oshakati City v Ramblers, Oshakati
15h00: Mighty Gunners v Black Africa,...

Namibia’s Brave Warriors dropped a massive 15 places on the recent Coca-Cola FIFA rankings released this week by the world’s football governing body.

After a disappointing campaign in the 2010 World Cup and African Cup of Nations qualifiers, which included three successive losses to Guinea and Zimbabwe, the Brave Warriors are now ranked at 131 in the world and 38 in Africa.

The recent rankings saw Namibia’s Group Two competitors Kenya moving a massive 23 places up to...