NFA to Deploy 10 Buses for Brave Warriors Supporters Ahead of Crucial Botswana Matches

NFA to Deploy 10 Buses for Brave Warriors Supporters Ahead of Crucial Botswana Matches. The Namibia Football Association (NFA) has announced that it will mobilise at least 10 buses to transport fans to Botswana for the Brave Warriors’ upcoming FIFA World Cup Qualifiers in September 2025.

The initiative is aimed at ensuring strong Namibian support in Francistown, where the national team is scheduled to face Malawi on 1 September and São Tomé and Príncipe on 8 September.

With excitement building ahead of the crucial qualifiers, the NFA’s move is expected to boost team morale and energize players with a sea of travelling supporters. The decision also helps ease travel logistics for fans eager to witness the matches live.

Supporters will only need to present their national ID to enter Botswana, as no passport is required for the trip—making cross-border travel simpler and more accessible for Namibians.

The NFA is encouraging fans to clear their schedules and prepare to join the journey south. With World Cup qualification at stake, the team will rely on vocal support in the stands to push through in what promises to be tightly contested fixtures.

Namibia currently continues its preparations ahead of the qualifiers, and both matches are seen as pivotal in the team’s campaign to reach the next stage of the FIFA World Cup journey.