The Organisation of African First Ladies for Development, under the stewardship of First Lady Monica Geingos, and partners launched the #WeAreEqual campaign, a year-long and continent-wide intervention that calls for urgent action to advance gender equity and close the gender gap across Africa.
Engela - Ovalandifi voukuki neeshi hava landifile popepi noshipangelo shaNgela ova holola nghee va hala okudimbulukiwa kelelodoolopa yaHelao Nafidi.
Ovanailonga vouhaku koshipangelo shaMuthiya otava nyenyeta kombinga yonghalo yoshipangelo shavo osho vati sha ninga oule womafiku ahetatu shihe na omeva.
Omufita wongeleka yedina Believer Christian Church, Shalongo Haimbodi vati okwa ningila omatilifo omukulunhu wehangeno loMonica Gender Equality Human Right & Social Justice ta ti ota dipawa ‘kuwalye’ shaashi e mu twala komhangu.
Omulumentu gwomimvo 18 okwa mangwa po kopolisi moshitopolwa shaShikoto sho anuwa a kwata koonkondo okanona kokakadhona komimvo heyali.
From a self-taught chef who has been experimenting with different ingredients for many years to becoming champion of Unam’s first-ever student cooking competition, nursing student Isabel Ndimbarukua has big plans.
ENSURING that adolescents and young people have access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services and information has become a critical concern in today’s world of rapid change, where young people are becoming more independent and informed.
The Rainbow Youth Foundation’s upcoming event at Palm Tree Park on Sunday will showcase cultural heritage games to celebrate and promote the diverse traditions of indigenous and marginalised communities.
Final-year nursing student Elise Hamalwa has been financially independent since she started her “Order with me” business at the beginning of last year.
Laudanekwa Itumba, an Oshiwambo language graduate from the University of Namibia’s Hifikepunye Pohamba Campus, has made her debut in the literary world with a captivating book that reflects her evolution as a writer.