The 4 X 4 Initiative Foundation launched its 6th Boys in Leadership camp at Ongeama Camp on the outskirts of Okahandja.
The founder of the initiative, Sydney Boois, stated that if boys are not intentionally nurtured, they are likely to make mistakes.
To mark Press Freedom Day, the NMT Media Foundation warned that reporters still face many dangers while trying to tell the truth.
Parents of learners at Golden Hills Primary School in Windhoek's Goreangab residential area are threatening to boycott and lock the gates should the government replace the current acting principal, Leah Iyambo.
After years of waiting, residents at the Mix settlement in the Windhoek Rural Constituency are set to receive reliable energy access.
City officials say the electrification project at the settlement will restore dignity and spark a new local economy.
The Otjozondjupa Directorate of Education officially launched its annual career fair at Tsumkwe Senior Secondary School.
The event aims to provide essential career guidance to Grade 12 and AS Level learners, connecting them with various higher learning and vocational training institutions.
Eight unemployed youth have received media training through the Nyae Nyae Media Club in Tsumkwe.
The programme initially started with 15 young people in September 2022.
Unemployed residents of Tsumkwe are poised to benefit from a CENORED debushing tender. This initiative covers a 56-kilometer stretch, extending from Rooidag Gate in Tsumkwe West to M'kata.
The Tsumkwe Constituency Councillor, Petrus Mutji, has called on his constituents to embrace independence.
Mutji, in his message, said the electorate should be grateful for the sacrifices their forefathers have made.
The Nyae Nyae Development Foundation's horticulture project has launched its first training session of the year at Den/ui in Tsumkwe.
Thirty-two community members from villages across the Nyae Nyae Conservancy attended the workshop to enhance their skills in crop production and seedling care.
Ju|'Hoansi Traditional Authority's senior Traditional Councillor has expressed concerns over the low number of Ju|'Hoansi-speaking learners completing school.
