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As the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games came to an end, the Sport on the Move Foundation is immensely proud of Team Namibia’s inspiring performances. Our athletes have shown extraordinary dedication, strength, and resilience, showcasing the true spirit of Paralympic competition.
READ MOREA month has passed since the athletes arrived in Enschede, the Netherlands, after their performances in the World Championships Para Athletics in Kobe, Japan. A month full of adjustments to the Dutch weather and preparations towards the Paralympic Games in Paris!
READ MOREThe Kobe Championship was one of a lifetime event in the far, far land of the rising sun! Our athletes set out to conquer their divisions and give in their […]
READ MOREIn the sixth annual Regional Sports Awards (RASA) which took take place in Lusaka, Zambia, athlete Ananias Shikongo was awarded with the title of Disabled Athlete of the year, and […]
READ MOREHereby our message from Ananias Shikongo PLY to thank you for all support this year.
READ MOREThe Namibian Sports Award ceremony is a marvelous celebration that shines a spotlight on the awe-inspiring achievements of athletes, especially our Para-Athletes, who push beyond their limits to turn their dreams into reality. Witnessing these incredible warriors being honored for their relentless dedication and outstanding performances fills us with immense pride and joy!
READ MOREParalympic athletes Ananias Shikongo, Johannes Nambala, Lahja Ishitile, as well as guides Sem Shimanda and Even Tjiuiju qualified for the Paris Paralympic Gamesin 2023, and after competing last summer […]
READ MOREThe Para Athletics Championships in Paris proved to be an exciting opportunity for the athletes of Namibia to showcase their skill and passion for pushing their boundaries! With their incredible […]
READ MORE12th May Team Namibia had a standout day at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Jesolo with impressive achievements across various events. The 100m T11 event saw a Namibian […]
READ MOREAnanias Shikongo flagbearer at Commonwealth Games 2022
READ MOREOn 4 August, Ananias Shikongo, guided by Even Tjiuiju, competed in the Men's T11/12 100m Final, standing out as the only T11 (totally blind) athlete against three T12 (visually impaired) athletes. Their exceptional performance earned them a bronze medal with a finish time of 10.96 seconds.
READ MOREOur athletes Johannes Nambala and Ananias Shikongo participated in the MTC We Race Together event to beat social issues in the country.
READ MOREWorldwide paralympic athletes experience difficulties in finding support to reach the stars at the high level in sports. Luckily for our athletes there were several sponsors that we want to acknowledge for their support towards Tokyo2020:
READ MOREThe Namibian para-athletes Nambala and Shikongo brought two medals back home from the Tokyo2020 Paralympic Games.
READ MOREHave you ever tried eating dinner completely blindfolded? If your answer is no then prepare to have your senses heightened as you partake in an evening of ‘Dinner in the Dark’ in support of a good cause.
READ MOREAthletes receive an amazing sponsorship from Adidas in their journey towards the Paralympic Games of Tokyo2020. The Sport on the Move foundation would like to thank Adidas for their great gift in support to our Namibian para-athletes.
READ MOREJohannes Nambala wins gold and bronze at the World Championships in Dubai making Namibia proud. Ananias Shikongo has to leave the race without medals.
READ MOREOp donderdagavond 15 augustus en maandagavond 19 augustus kun je de fijne vingers van Johannes en Ananias ervaren tijdens een Champions Massage. Pro-F stelt hiervoor twee behandelkamers ter beschikking. In ruil voor een donatie aan de Sport on the Move Foundation nemen de Paralympische medaillewinnaars jou onderhanden.
READ MORENot only sport: this week we visited Nyenrode Business Universiteit together with Mrs Cornélie van Waegeningh, our Honorary Consul of Namibia in the Netherlands
READ MOREToday BFS Fund Manager (PTY) Ltd has handover a cheque amounting toan amazing N$ 93,818.00 to Sports on Move Foundation
READ MOREThe Sport on the Move Foundation in conjunction with Business Financial Solutions (BFS) Fund Manager on Saturday hosted a successful athletics fun day to raise funds for athletes with disabilities.
READ MOREAnanias Shikongo met with a European business delegation visiting Namibia in Windhoek on 07 April 2019. Over a dinner at the Roof of Africa restaurant in Windhoek, Ananias shared his […]
READ MOREAnanias Shikongo and Johannes Nambala visited the Windhoek International School on Tuesday 12th of March. They got many questions from the learners about how it is to be visual impaired and what you have to do to win a gold medal.
READ MOREA number of athletes with disabilities will benefit from a donation of sports gear from the Netherlands to Paralympic gold medallist Ananias Shikongos Sport on the Move Foundation.
READ MOREToday BFS Fund Manager (PTY) Ltd has handover a cheque amounting toan amazing N$ 93,818.00 to Sports on Move Foundation
READ MOREOur Namibian para-athletes achieved outstanding results in the IPC Para-athletics Grand Prix of Berlin last weekend. Tomorrow they will bring 9 medals to Namibia: 2 gold, 5 silver and 2 bronze.
READ MORENPC Namibia receives racing wheelchairs from IWAS’ CEO Charmaine Hooper arranged by the Sport on the Move Foundation
READ MOREOur volunteer Elisa Ostet from the Netherlands was invited to visit Namibia after the Paralympic Games of Rio 2016. In her blog she tells the story about her trip and the start of the foundation.
READ MOREShikongo wins gold in the 200m event during the Paralympic Games of Rio2016!
READ MOREShikongo wins gold in the 200m event during the Paralympic Games of Rio2016!
READ MOREShikongo wins gold in the 200m event during the Paralympic Games of Rio2016!
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