KAVAKA URGES NIT GRADUATES TO LEAD

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Deputy Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Wenzel Kavaka, has urged National Institute of Technology (NIT) graduates to uphold integrity, embrace lifelong learning, and become solution-driven leaders in their communities and workplaces.

||KHARAS LEARNERS SHOWCASE SCIENCE TALENT

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Young scientists from ||Kharas Region have showcased their talent and scientific brilliance at the annual regional science fair and quiz.

Learners from 25 schools presented their research projects at the science fair.

||KHARAS REPORTS RISE IN TEEN PREGNANCIES

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The ||Kharas region has recorded 261 teenage pregnancies and 1,051 pregnancy-related school dropouts between 2022 and 2026.

This was revealed during Miss World Namibia Elly Aron's courtesy visit to the Regional Educational Directorate Office in Keetmanshoop.

KAHUNGU URGES YOUTH TO VALUE EDUCATION

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City of Windhoek Councillor Fransina Kahungu says education remains one of the most effective ways to overcome poverty, urging young people not to let their circumstances define their future.

TSUMKWE SCHOOLS SHINE AT CULTURAL FESTIVAL

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Community members turned up in large numbers to support learners from different schools during the Tsumkwe Primary and Secondary Schools Cluster Cultural Festival.

MANGETTI DUNE HOSTS CULTURAL FESTIVAL

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Mangetti Dune Combined School hosted the annual Mangetti Dune Cluster Cultural Festival, bringing together learners and community cultural groups to celebrate Namibia's rich cultural heritage. 

CATCHNET RENOVATES OMUSATI SCHOOL CLASSROOMS

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The majority of schools in the northern part of the country are in a poor state of repair.

This is the observation of CatchNet Marine's chairperson, Leonard Shiyuka, who on Friday handed over a renovated block of classrooms to Lukas I. Dama Primary School in the Omusati Region.

COMMITTEE PRAISES ZAMBEZI DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

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Meanwhile, the committee has commended several ongoing development projects in the Zambezi Region, describing them as evidence that public funds are being put to good use.

During its oversight visit, the committee inspected projects in the education, agriculture and local government sectors.