Namibia Training Authority Chief Executive Officer Erick Nenghwanya has described the recently concluded 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai, China, as an important lesson for Namibia.
Namibia and Zambia have concluded a joint border clearance, debushing and reaffirmation operation, covering approximately 120 kilometers of the international boundary between Wenela and Imusho.
The Lizauli Spelling Bee in the Zambezi Region is growing in both participation and ambition.
Now in its fourth year, the competition brought together learners from 11 schools, giving them an opportunity to sharpen their spelling and literacy skills, while building confidence and gaining exposure.
A dispute over a hostel padlock at Ndoro Memorial Combined School in Kongola Constituency escalated when police officers allegedly assaulted learners at the school.
The incident occurred on Saturday night after a hostel supervisor reportedly discovered a piece of metal inserted into a padlock.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform (MAFWLR), with support from the African Development Bank, has constructed sanitation facilities for six schools in the Zambezi Region at a cost of N$5,6 million.
The Directorate of Education is putting strategies in place to improve reading skills among learners, particularly those in lower grades.
This call was made at the official launch of the National Readathon in Katima Mulilo.
Activities for the Namibia Heritage Week celebrations have concluded in the Zambezi Region, coinciding with Mayeyi Cultural Day in the Judea Lyaboloma Constituency.
The Ministry of Works and Transport's NATIS-On-Wheels outreach has helped residents of Kongola Constituency to access services within their reach.
Residents would normally receive services at Katima Mulilo, which is 110 kilometres away at a cost of N$220 on a return trip.
Zambezi Governor Dorothy Kabula has encouraged academics and researchers to help preserve culture and traditional practices as the world advances technologically.
Zambezi Regional Governor Dorothy Kabula has called on Namibians to embrace a culture of prayer, peace and love to address challenges facing communities.
