The All Peoples Party (APP) is again targeting the two Kavango regions as its support base.

The national chairperson of the APP, Linus Muchila, said this during a rally held at Rundu over the weekend.

The Dr. Romanus Kampungu sports field was painted red and black on Saturday, and the youth were in the majority.

Muchila stated that over the past three months, the party has recorded one thousand new members in the Kavango East Region.

Youth in the two Kavango regions attended a one-day workshop on transforming education in Namibia at Rundu.

The aim was to form a youth-led movement to transform education.

The workshop was born after the New York Summit last year, where young people put together their demands and what they want their governments and UN member states to do to address the global learning crisis.

The summit was convened in response to the global learning crisis to ensure that learning is equitable, accessible, and quality for each child globally.