Education stakeholders in the Erongo Region have gathered in Swakopmund to confront declining academic performance and develop strategies aimed at restoring the region's educational excellence.
Junior Mayor of the City of Windhoek, Kovii Kambai, has called for stronger youth participation and practical action on water, sanitation and hygiene in schools and public spaces.
The directorate of education in |Khomas Region has commenced the school placement process for 2027.
Regional Director Paulus Nghikembua says parents seeking school placement for pre-primary, grade one and eight for next year have up to 1st July 2026 to do so.
The minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts, and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, has welcomed learners and teachers back to school for the second semester, urging hard work and dedication to the task at hand.
Learners across the country returned to school this morning for the second semester.
Minister of Gender and Child Welfare Emma Kantema said Namibia's Child Care and Protection Act now allows a mother in crisis to safely abandon her newborn at designated places like police stations, hospitals or schools without facing criminal charges, provided strict conditions are met.
More than 400 copies of a pictorial book celebrating Namibia’s Founding President, Sam Nujoma, will be distributed to libraries and schools nationwide.
The handover took place on 12 May, commemorating Nujoma’s 97th birthday.
Kavango West schools are celebrating excellence and progress following the region's annual prize-giving ceremony.
The education directorate of the Kavango West Region continues to inspire both teachers and learners through its annual prize-giving ceremony.
Concerns regarding the quality of mathematics teaching and learning have come to the forefront in the Kavango West Region, as educators and stakeholders reflect on the academic results for 2025.
The Otjozondjupa Education Directorate has recognised top-performing learners, teachers, and schools for the 2025 academic year.
The President of the National Organisation of Parents in Education (NOAPE), Paulus Hauwanga, has said the organisation will actively ensure that parents and guardians play their role in the education sector.
