President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has emphasised that Africa cannot celebrate its first women leaders and stop there.
She said this is because the continent's progress will be measured by how many more women rise to leadership and whether they leave the path easier for those who follow.
First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah has called on the current and aspiring leaders to embrace strategic leadership and management.
He said effective leadership requires more than simply holding positions of authority.
The Namibia National Students' Organisation (NANSO) Secretary General, Secilia Ambunda, says the student movement remains a vital school of leadership that shapes young people into responsible and capable leaders.
Oshana Governor Hofni Iipinge has urged young people to embrace leadership with integrity and a spirit of service, saying they are not merely the leaders of tomorrow but the leaders of today.
The City of Windhoek has groomed and trained over 2,000 junior councillors since the programme began 27 years ago.
Many of these individuals now occupy various high-profile positions throughout the country.
The International Training College has partnered with the Miss Namibia Organization and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation to empower pageant contestants beyond the stage through education and development.
Stanley Similo, the Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, urged radio managers and media planners to exemplify leadership in their roles.
He made these remarks at the opening of a four-day workflow workshop at the radio headquarters in the capital, which begins today.
||Kharas Police Commander, Commissioner Marius Katamila, has reminded senior police officers that effective leadership is not about isolation but connection, empathy, and inspiring others.
