NBL is committed to contributing to, and supporting the future of sports, including the development of local talent.

Windhoek Draught supported the Namibia National Sevens Rugby team that played in the annual Safari Sevens tournament in Kenya – one of the most anticipated sporting events on the African continent with more than 20 participating teams from Africa and abroad.

Tafel Lager continued its sponsorship of the national soccer team, the Tafel Lager Brave Warriors. The sponsorship provided additional funds for training camps that saw the team qualify for COSAFA and AFCON. The Dr Hage Geingob Cup is an annual highlight on the soccer calendar where the Tafel Lager Brave Warriors compete against a FIFA-registered team. Tafel Lager is committed to bringing the game closer to fans and supported a number of regional soccer tournaments.

In South Africa, Tafel Lager supports Griquas Rugby with a skills and capability-building programme. The Griquas are a South African rugby union team with their home ground in Kimberley, drawing players mostly from the Northern Cape province.

NBL is the main sponsor of the annual Fish River Canyon and the Ondangwa clean-up campaigns. Volunteers collected waste accumulated at the end of the hiking season in the canyon. All waste was recycled.

Windhoek Light donated equipment to the Namibia Wildlife Resort and the Ministry of Environment and Tourism to keep the Fish River Canyon hiking activities going despite the drought. Kits were donated to set up water points and include water purification assistance. Windhoek Light also sponsors the Fish River Ultra Challenge to raise funds for the development of tourism and sustainability in the south of Namibia.

The clean-up of Ondangwa aimed to keep the town clean, to create awareness among residents of the importance of a healthy environment, and to promote the Reuse, Reduce and Recycle (3Rs) of waste materials. The whole community of Ondangwa participated, including formal and informal settlements, institutions, schools, businesses and churches.

NBL is the main sponsor of Project Shine, which comprises two environmental activities in the Erongo region: a clean-up and an awareness campaign. As a partnership project with the Swakopmund Municipal Council, Bannerman Resources, First National Bank and Plastic Packaging, Project Shine creates an understanding of waste management and the risk involved in illegal dumping of waste along the roads and in open spaces, and emphasises the importance of recycling waste generated in the municipal jurisdiction.