The City of Windhoek, in partnership with Vivo Energy, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a sanitation hub at the Mix Settlement. The purpose of the project is to improve sanitary conditions and provide clean water to the residents. The sanitary hub will consist of six toilets, two urinals, and two water points. […]
A member of the One Economy Foundation’s ‘#BeFree’ initiative, Edwardo Swartz, said receiving a new pair of school shoes represents more than a donation; rather, it is a sign of hope amid a dim situation. The donation was made possible by the Association of Diplomatic Spouses, in collaboration with the One Economy Foundation’s ‘#BeFree’ initiative. […]
Leaders from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the East African Community (EAC) have agreed to restart direct talks with both government and non-government groups, including the M23 rebel group, to help resolve the conflict in eastern DRC. The negotiations are to be held under the framework of the Luanda/Nairobi process. The joint summit […]
The Okakarara Vocational Training Centre (OVTC) has introduced a bridging course to accommodate more trainees. More than 200 people have enrolled at the VTC through the newly introduced course. OVCT held an official opening of the 2025 training calendar on Friday. The importance of vocational training in empowering Namibia’s workforce cannot be overemphasised. However, some […]
Namibia Desert Environmental Education Trust (NADEET) says the recognition from UNESCO would further enhance its efforts in promoting environmental education. The non-profit organisation was awarded the UNESCO Sultan Qaboos prize for environmental conservation in November last year. The Centre’s programme works with all age groups in an effort to build sustainable practices. The organisation, which […]
The Bank of Namibia hosted a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics expo to showcase innovative ideas by learners from various schools throughout the country. The initiative that started in 2023 continues to demonstrate dedication towards fostering creativity and readiness for future technological breakthroughs. The Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) fields are crucial […]
The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) has officially launched its Access to Higher and Vocational Education Campaign, aimed at working towards a more equal, inclusive, and affordable education system for all students across the country. NANSO says it has fought many seemingly overwhelming battles over the years. Yet, through the commitment, resilience, and collective effort […]
Almost three weeks into the new academic year, the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture is still addressing overcrowded classrooms and a 29.5% increase in candidates, which amounts to 12,031 learners who qualified for the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level for this year. This surge has placed significant pressure on the ministry […]
After six days with its doors shut, classes have resumed on Wednesday at Japhet Haiyambo Primary School and Hompa Sophia Junior Primary School at Rundu. The two schools were both temporarily closed following a sewarage blockage, and broken ablution facilities. Documentation suggests the school has faced this problem since last year, with a town council […]
The scenes at Mburu-uru Primary School in the Kavango West Region are shocking. Instead of desks and chairs, some learners sit on three logs inside makeshift classrooms constructed from corrugated iron sheets and poles. In the hostel, overcrowding has forced some children to sleep on the floor due to a lack of beds. The limited […]
