Youth activist Terdu Fernandu from Tsumkwe in the Otjozondjupa Region has raised concerns about the challenges facing young people at the settlement, citing employment barriers, limited access to education, and gaps in political engagement as key issues.
Youth in Grünau are grappling with unemployment and limited opportunities.
In response to these challenges, Casius Watterboer initiated a voluntary cleanup service in Grünau to create an opportunity for himself.
Youth with disabilities face a significant challenge in educating employers about reasonable and suitable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.
Fifty young people from across the country are gathered in Windhoek for a two-day summit to explore and develop solutions for the climate challenges.
Minister of Sport, Youth, and National Service, Agnes Tjongarero, has inaugurated four agriculture projects at the National Youth Service Centre in Rietfontien in the Otjozondjupa Region.
Walvis Bay Junior Mayor Fisabo Mapalo says the youth's voice on climate change should be heard, as they hold the future of the planet and the next generation.
Mapalo said this during the Young Citizens Green Economy Conference held at Walvis Bay.
The Ministry of Sport, Youth, and National Service released a statement Sunday night on the status of the renovations at the Independence Stadium.
With three months to go before the November elections, the Popular Democratic Movement has been working on its structures to ensure that its policies and strategies reflect the diverse needs and aspirations of its entire electorate and the party's mandate.
Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus has encouraged young people to use their digital literacy to explore opportunities around the world on the internet and social media platforms.
Young people seem to be disengaging from politics. These are the findings of researcher Christie Keulder, who says youth involvement in political activities beyond voting continues to be minimal.
Only 40% of youths aged between 18 and 25 voted in the 2019 elections.
