The Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, has called on former Mathematics Olympiad participants to mentor young learners and champion STEM education across Namibia.
Tsumkwe may be a remote settlement; however, it is a place where untold stories of resilience can be uncovered – stories that have transformed lives and instilled hope for a better tomorrow.
Arwita Kayoka has been coronated as the new Hompa of the Gciriku Traditional Authority.
The coronation ceremony took place at the Gciriku Tribal Office at the Ndiyona settlement in Kavango East over the weekend.
Residents of the ||Kharas Region have called for preferential employment opportunities at the National Neckartal Irrigation Project.
They made the call during a recent community engagement with government-appointed project consultants, Dunamis Consulting Engineers, in Keetmanshoop.
The Roads Authority's Namibia Traffic Information System (NaTIS) has made further progress in making government services more accessible to communities in the Omaheke Region.
NaTIS officially launched a learner's licence testing facility in Otjinene.
Residents of Ndonga Linena in the Kavango East Region continue to battle water shortages and limited health services, they told regional leaders during a community engagement meeting held at Kangweru village.
A former learner of Nomtsoub Primary School, Bennett ||Khaibeb has called on fellow alumni to give back to the school.
The school is in dire need of additional classrooms and an assembly hall.
Delegates from the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), accompanied by prospective donors from the United States, visited the Tsumkwe Settlement to engage with community leaders and assess development initiatives.
Family, friends and the entire Namibian music community are preparing to lay to rest crooner and legend Richard Meyer, who died in Windhoek last week at the age of 72.
Born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on 14 August 1954, Richard Meyer was part of a family of eight siblings.
The Oruuano Churches Gobabis branch engaged local young people on challenges such as alcohol abuse and drug abuse and peer pressure, amongst other factors affecting their progress.
