Ithete urges collective effort in educating children
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Deputy Prime Minister Natangue Ithete has urged parents, teachers, and everyone with a stake in educating children to collectively do their best to contribute to that noble cause.
Deputy Prime Minister Natangue Ithete has urged parents, teachers, and everyone with a stake in educating children to collectively do their best to contribute to that noble cause.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, Dino Balloti, has highlighted that mental health is a cross-cutting issue that requires action from all government stakeholders.
Balloti addressed the launch of the Teachers' Mental Health Awareness Campaign in Keetmanshoop.
The government of Japan, through its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects, handed over four classrooms at Martin Ndumba Secondary School in the Kavango East Region.
The classrooms are valued at over N$940,000.
The NamVoc Vocational Institute held its second graduation ceremony at Okakarara under the theme, "Empowering Skills for a Better Tomorrow."
Trainees at the Rundu Vocational Training Centre (RVTC) will have an opportunity to polish their soft skills by assembling prototype trucks.
Namibia has not yet fully ratified the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination in Education.
A group of about 150 medical graduates have raised concerns over timelines and placement of interns with the Ministry of Health and Social Services.
Twelve learners who recently travelled to China on an educational tour are back from the excursion.
The tour was aimed at exposing the learners to cutting-edge technology achievements and promoting cross-cultural academic engagement.
Windhoek Technical High School's Techies has claimed first place in the high school category at the 10th Annual Programming Competition awards.
Namibia University of Science and Technology's Phonics Team took the top spot among tertiary competitors.
According to the 2024 National End-of-Phase Grade 3 Assessment, only 32% of learners achieve the minimum numeracy benchmark of 40%.
To strengthen numeracy skills among junior primary learners, the Education Directorate in the Khomas Region hosted a Junior Primary Math Olympiad Competition in Windhoek.