Growing enrolment is driving the expansion of education infrastructure in Kunene, with new facilities aimed at responding to the region's changing needs.

Secure land, basic services and opportunities to earn a living remain central to the needs of Kamanjab residents as the town continues to grow.

First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah has urged learners to remain committed to education, saying their present circumstances should not determine their future.

Ndaitwah made the call during the final engagement of his four-day "Plight of the Boy Child" seminar in Kunene, held at Outjo Primary School. 

Education, skills and responsible choices are being placed at the center of efforts to steer young people towards a better future.

First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah  explained that the Denga Epaphras Ndaitwah (DEN) Impact Foundation plans to turn that vision into opportunities for young people.

Early childhood education at Otuzemba Primary School is benefiting from improved infrastructure, learning resources and nutrition support.

Otuzemba Primary School has two dedicated pre-primary classrooms, forming part of the region's modern school infrastructure. 

Improved water and sanitation infrastructure at the Opuwo District Hospital is strengthening infection prevention and hygiene, particularly in the paediatric ward. 

The upgrades come as the hospital continues to struggle with staff shortages and pressure on its maternity services.

Only 17% of children in the Kunene Region have access to Early Childhood Development centres.

The 8th Youth Sustainable Development Conference is underway in Windhoek, marking its first time being hosted in Southern Africa.

The event brought together young professionals, youth leaders, policymakers, innovators, investors, and development partners under the theme "powering change".

The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani, conducted a working visit to Meatco's Windhoek abattoir to assess its operational capacity and readiness to meet growing export demands.

The Global Cybersecurity Initiative has been officially launched in Windhoek, marking a historic milestone toward strengthening digital security across Africa.

The initiative brought together key stakeholders from government, media agencies, and the private sector.