Twenty-one unemployed young people from the Dâures Constituency are benefiting from a four-week technical youth bootcamp aimed at equipping them with practical skills, promoting entrepreneurship and creating employment opportunities.
PDM MP Inna Hengari has criticised government's mid-year budget performance, citing rising living costs, slow development spending, unaffordable housing and insufficient job creation.
Oshikoto Governor Sacky Kathindi has raised concerns over food security that remains a challenge for many households, attributed to unemployment, climate change, and drought.
Kathindi called for continued efforts to ensure that people have access to adequate food, both now and in the future.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Esperance Luvindao, has highlighted that the ministry cannot directly absorb unemployed Health Information Systems Management and Public Health graduates because no dedicated job categories or approved personnel administrative measures exist for these fields within the pub
The Executive Director of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Linda Aipinge-Nakale, says the 9th National ICT Summit must move beyond theoretical discussions to deliver practical solutions that create jobs and eradicate poverty.
Swapo Party Secretary General Sophia Shaningwa has highlighted that challenges such as poverty, unemployment, and inequality continue to persist in Namibia.
In response to the Otjozondjupa Governor's plea to companies to start absorbing unemployed youth, the Otjiwarongo Constituency office has created a database to make it easy to trace potential employees within its jurisdiction.
Unemployment, low wages, and socio-economic pressures are driving Omaheke residents into severe debt.
This emerged during a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics and Public Accounts hearing, where local stakeholders laid bare the region's financial crisis.
Minister of Urban and Rural Development James Sankwasa has announced a ten-million-dollar food/cash for work programme aimed at providing immediate income support while creating community assets in rural Namibia.
Four Namibian women from Oshikoto Region who returned home from Vredendal in South Africa’s Western Cape following anti-illegal immigration protests have thanked the government for arranging their safe repatriation but say they now face unemployment and need assistance to restart their lives.
