Namibia Sport Magazine

The August 2008 issue of Namibia Sport is available now.

Read about:
Jamu Ngatjizeko – our Player of the Season!
A review of the 2007/08 Premier League season
A new chapter for the Brave Warriors
Olympic Games countdown
And much more

We bring you our regular columns on Sport Shorts, They said it and the Nashua Monthly Sporting calendar.
As a special bonus we bring you an Olympic Games brochure featuring profiles on Namibia’s Olympians and messages from some of Namibia’s leading sport administrators.

Brothers Oliver and Wilko Risser have become firm favourites with the Namibian public after some strong performances for the Brave Warriors during their World Cup qualifying campaign.

Oliver missed the first match against Kenya due to injury, but soon made his presence felt when he won his 21st cap against Zimbabwe. Against Guinea as well, Oliverâ??s hard tackles in midfield won Namibia numerous balls while he kept a firm check on Guineaâ??s dangermen Pascal Feindouno and Ismael Bangoura.

Namibiaâ??s attacking midfielder Rudolph Bester has come a long way over the past year.
Last season he was in brilliant form for Eleven Arrows, scoring 16 goals as they finished fourth on the log. He subsequently went on to win the MTC Namibia Sport Player of the Season as well as the NFA Player of the Season awards.

The July 2008 issue of Namibia Sport is available now.

Read about:
Goodbye 2010 â?? itâ??s the end of the road for the Brave Warriors
Meet Namibiaâ??s Ruud Gullit
Oliver and Wilko Risser â?? rising stars

The Namibia Premier League title race is wide open heading into this monthâ??s final matches, and the 2007/08 champion will most probably only be known on the last day of the season.
In one of the most exciting title races in recent years, up to seven teams are still in with a chance of winning the title and the N$500 000 prize that goes with it.

Three of Namibiaâ??s soccer stars are playing an important role in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Silvester â??Loloâ? Goraseb, Congo Hindjou and Danzyl Bruwer, who have more than 150 national caps between them have been appointed as ambassadors of the Nawa Sport Trust and are playing an important role in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS throughout Namibia.

The June 2008 issue of Namibia Sport is available now.

Read about:

Premier League race down to the wire
Meet Namibiaâ??s Soccer Ambassadors

The greatest sporting spectacle on earth, the Olympic Games will be held in Beijing, China from August 8 to 24 and Namibia will once again be present among the worldâ??s sporting elite.

Namibia became a member of the International Olympic Committee in 1991 and participated as an independent nation for the first time at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.

Archery in Namibia received a major boost with the successful hosting of the World Field Archery Championships at Heja Lodge outside Windhoek in April.
Not only was the organisation of the tournament outstanding, but Namibia also produced four new world champions.

The May 2008 issue of Namibia Sport is available now.

Read about:
Namibia hosts World Field Archery Championships
Olympic Games countdown
Olympic standards come under fire