Warriors World Cup campaign closes with N$243 667 balance
The Brave Warriors World Cup Campaign generated N$2.33 million (N$2.332 083) in income and ended with a N$243 667 balance, according to the campaign’s final report submitted to the Namibia Football Association (NFA). The campaign, which was established to rally public and corporate support behind Namibia’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification bid, was appointed by... The post Warriors World Cup campaign closes with N$243 667 balance appeared first on New Era .
The Brave Warriors World Cup Campaign generated N$2.33 million (N$2.332 083) in income and ended with a N$243 667 balance, according to the campaign’s final report submitted to the Namibia Football Association (NFA).
The campaign, which was established to rally public and corporate support behind Namibia’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification bid, was appointed by the NFA on 7 March 2025 and operated for 10 months, ending in December 2025.
The Ad Hoc Committee consisting of Tim Ekandjo (chairperson), Amos Shiyuka, Coocks Kunamwene, Isack Hamata, Jacqueline Shipanga, Titus Kunamwene and Ivan Tsabalala was tasked with creating awareness around Namibia’s World Cup qualifying campaign, securing corporate sponsorship and financial support, organising campaign events, mobilising supporters and facilitating transport and accommodation for fans travelling with the national team.
According to the report, the committee was also responsible for coordinating media partnerships, public relations and branding, as well as ensuring that campaign initiatives were implemented within set timelines.
The report further states that all committee members served on a pro bono basis, while the campaign succeeded in raising public enthusiasm around the Warriors and creating a stronger belief that World Cup qualification was possible.
Among the campaign’s notable achievements was a fundraising gala dinner, which secured the attendance of the President, who addressed the Warriors in support of their World Cup ambitions.
