Education about Genocide impact will help youth to advocate for peace
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Historian Dr. Martha Akawa-Shikufa says there is a need to educate young Namibians about the genocide history and how such events can be prevented in the future.
Historian Dr. Martha Akawa-Shikufa says there is a need to educate young Namibians about the genocide history and how such events can be prevented in the future.
47 International University of Management (IUM) nursing and midwifery graduates took the oath to uphold ethics in their profession at the IUM Dorado Main Campus in Windhoek.
Bridging the digital divide in Namibia requires more than just government intervention. It demands a collective effort from industry leaders, educational institutions, development partners, and the private sector.
Innovation is not a luxury but a necessity for Namibia’s economic resilience and sustainability. This was the message from the Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Erica Shafudah, at the 2025 Good Business and Innovation Awards held in Windhoek.
Twenty-eight May 1908 marked the official closure of the concentration camps that were run by the German colonial forces during the 1904-1908 genocide against the Ovaherero and Nama people.
Midwives play a vital role in building climate-resilient communities—especially in protecting women, newborns, and families.
This message was echoed by speakers at the International Day of the Midwife commemoration held today in Windhoek.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah returned from her introductory visits to Botswana and Zambia on Friday evening.
The President's visits were aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between Namibia and the two neighboring countries.
The 2nd Conference on Innovations in Tuberculosis is specifically designed to address gaps in fighting TB in Africa by engaging in unbiased scientific exchange and education regarding clinically relevant advances in TB.
Namibia achieved a treatment success rate of 85% for drug-susceptible tuberculosis, nearing the World Health Organisation's target of 90%, last year.
The Team Leader and Representative of the Genocide-Affected Communities at the Negotiation Table, Charles Eiseb, has called on all Namibians to take ownership and partake in the maiden Genocide Remembrance Day commemoration on May 28.