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Sports Minister questions NFA spending after Brave Warriors’ Cameroon trip

todayNovember 13, 2026

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The Minister of Sport, Dr Sanet Steenkamp, is demanding answers from the Namibia Football Association over how it spent the N$7.5 million released by the government on 3 November. This follows reports that the Brave Warriors were left stranded in Cameroon due to an unpaid hotel bill of N$320 000 dollars. At the same time, players threatened to boycott their match over outstanding allowances and bonuses. Future Media News spoke to Dr Sanet Steenkamp.

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Written by: Madeline

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