Katima Mulilo welcomed 44 local government teams for the 14th annual sports competition on Monday. Officials from Namibian councils compete in soccer, netball, volleyball, marathon, tug-of-war, darts, pool, and track events. The week-long games bring together representatives from all 57 local authorities under the theme Enhancing Wellness Through Physical Activities. Mayor John Ntemwa opened the ceremony at the local sports complex. Nalasra organizes these annual competitions to build stronger connections between different councils.
Ntemwa explained that the games create more than just athletic competition between teams. The mayor said these events build unity, teamwork, and shared growth among local government workers. According to the host city leader, participants should leave with positive memories of connection and inspiration. Sports bring councils together and encourage local development projects. The competition celebrates cooperation between different government agencies.
Namibia Sports Commission leader Freddy Mwiya asked for more support to develop athletics across the country. The chief administrator wants organizations to help the government promote elite athletes. These games offer chances to identify talented performers who could represent Namibia internationally. Nalasra president Daniel Mouton reminded competitors to stay respectful throughout the tournament. Discipline and good sportsmanship remain important values for all participants.
Ntemwa explained that the games create more than just athletic competition between teams. The mayor said these events build unity, teamwork, and shared growth among local government workers. According to the host city leader, participants should leave with positive memories of connection and inspiration. Sports bring councils together and encourage local development projects. The competition celebrates cooperation between different government agencies.
Namibia Sports Commission leader Freddy Mwiya asked for more support to develop athletics across the country. The chief administrator wants organizations to help the government promote elite athletes. These games offer chances to identify talented performers who could represent Namibia internationally. Nalasra president Daniel Mouton reminded competitors to stay respectful throughout the tournament. Discipline and good sportsmanship remain important values for all participants.
