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Find out more about what led to the team's historic victory at the Namibia Secondary Schools Rugby u19 Super League final. https://iono.fm/e/1595264
Petrie tells David more about how the Welwitchias can still go about qualifying for the next Rugby World Cup, how not having won against Zimbabwe might actually have been a good thing, and more about the plans the Union has for the future of rugby in Namibia. https://iono.fm/e/1581245
Find out more about the upcoming tournament in the second interview with Gravity Live's Christin.
With the main goal now of qualifying for another Rugby World Cup, and the chance to see top tier international teams competing right here in Windhoek, it's time for all Namibians to come out and support our boys. https://iono.fm/e/1570062
A chance for Namibian teams to compete not only against each other but also some of the top teams from South Africa, it's the Namibia Youth Invitational, taking place from 7 - 12 July 2025.
With the tournament happening in East London in South Africa, the Namibian team needs help to cover their expenses. David spoke to Mr. Mauritz Thirion to find out more about the importance of the tournament for the young boys, and the raffle they are hosting to try to raise the necessary funds.
Find out more about the tournament in this discussion with Trustco United’s head of Marketing and Communications, Bernice Döman and Director of Rugby, Robert Dickson. https://iono.fm/e/1520900
The Namibia Rugby Union has launched T1 Rugby in Namibia to create more opportunities for girls and women, David spoke to the NRU’s representative for women’s rugby, CJ Kotze, to find out more about what T1 rugby is, where women's rugby in Namibia is currently at, and where the NRU sees it going.
Legendary Namibian rugby player and captain Jacques Burger was recently appointed as the Director of Rugby at the Namibia Rugby Union. Listen to this interview to find out why he feels now was the right time and what his vision for the future of the game in Namibia is.
