Meanwhile, NUST Acting Vice Chancellor Andrew Niikondo has urged graduates to remain resilient and use their knowledge to create opportunities, not only for themselves but for others as well, contributing to Namibia's social and economic development.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says education, skills training, and human capital remain central to Namibia's development agenda.
Residents and alumni of Festus Gonteb Primary School in Mondesa, Swakopmund, are partnering with government to build a school hall to accommodate a growing learner population.
The government inaugurated a new computer laboratory at Petrus !Ganeb Secondary School in Uis, Erongo Region, to bridge the digital divide and improve education access.
Namibia's diplomatic and development ties with India continue to deepen, with growing cooperation in areas such as trade, education, and environmental conservation.
The Omake Charity Organisation hosted a community outreach event for underprivileged children in Otjiwarongo, where children took part in games and dancing activities.
More than 60 children attended the initiative, which also included meals prepared by David United Class Academy.
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.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called for alignment between education and the country's evolving economic priorities, stressing that targeted skills development is critical to unlocking opportunities in emerging sectors.
Kavango West schools are celebrating excellence and progress following the region's annual prize-giving ceremony.
The education directorate of the Kavango West Region continues to inspire both teachers and learners through its annual prize-giving ceremony.
Four hundred learners from Hausiku Selma Nangura Primary School, in the Kavango West Region, will benefit from the Building Brighter Tomorrows project.
