The Swapo Party Vice President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, urged the youth to embrace the party's manifesto, which includes targeted interventions aimed at addressing Namibia's socio-economic challenges.
Learners of Shuumbwa Combined School in the Oshikoto Region urged their fellow learners to surround themselves with positive people.
They made the remarks at the commemoration of the Day of the Namibian Child.
The Namibian Exile Kids Association (NEKA) has acknowledged and honoured teachers and caretakers who took care of children under difficult times during the liberation struggle.
The Executive Director of the Namibian National Association of the Deaf, Paul Nanyeni, has described the initiative by the police to continuously learn basic sign language as commendable.
This comes after about 30 officers attended a five-day basic sign language course at Rundu recently.
Officials from various countries convened for a side event focused on empowering youth in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Inclusive Leadership, ahead of the upcoming Summit for the Future, co-hosted by Namibia and Germany,.
The Director in the Office of the National Council's Chairperson, Petrus Kavhura, has urged the government to act on the resolutions passed by the Junior National Council MPs.
Kavhura emphasised the importance of these resolutions and how they should guide future actions.
The new Heads of Mission representing France and Venezuela reaffirmed their commitment to enhance collaboration across several key sectors.
The Ambassadors said this as they presented their Letters of Credence to President Nangolo Mbumba at State House today.
Some parents are teaching their children with disabilities some skills at home as they struggle to find placement.
15-year-old Asteria Iiyambo, a wheelchair user from Onampinda Village in the Oshana Region, is one of those who never stepped into a class as a result.
The 3rd Junior National Council session commenced today.
Officially opening the session, Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah urged the young MPs to engage passionately in their discussions, emphasising that their contributions would shape the future of the country.
SWANU of Namibia will prioritise unemployment, poverty, public health, education, and rural economy once elected into power.
This was shared by the party's president, Evilastus Kaaronda, during the official launch of the party manifesto and a regional conference held at Gobabis over the weekend.
