The #BeFree movement recently held a training of trainers’ session with youths from Kavango, Zambezi and the O regions on critical thinking to enhance overall educational outcomes to foster informed and responsible decision-making.
Author: Paheja Siririka (Paheja Siririka)
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Getting the Namibian child educated
About 8km outside Rundu lies an early childhood development centre, accommodating and instilling basic educational skills in about 45 pre-teens from different backgrounds.
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Elephant Rock Campsite: The heartbeat of Damaraland
The establishment of the Elephant Rock Campsite came about when entrepreneur Monica Areses was selling refreshments at the White Lady spot in the Brandberg Mountain.
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Zambezi flourishes with innovation through OM SEED
The Old Mutual Sustainable, Economic and Empowerment Drive (OM SEED) is back at, encouraging entrepreneurship progression at a local level.
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Transforming young Namibians into notable leaders
Applications for the 2025 Community Engagement Exchange (CEE) Programme under the US Embassy is now open.
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The Ells on the Kapital Ells journey
The Ells, comprising Emmanuel Ndifon and Artwell Neusu, popularly known as Slickartie, are dropping their extended play (EP) today; a project that took them about five months to fine-tune.
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Makadi aliketisa haki buikabiso
Katengo kakabona zaliketisa (ECN) kabulela kuli makadi aliketisa haki abuikabiso. Muinasipula wakatengo ka ECN Elsie Ngikembua naize kuiñolisa kinto isili ni kubota kinto isili.
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Girl Up Namibia’s quest to provide dignity pads
Menstrual health is a human rights issue, not just a health one, yet millions of women lack access to sanitary products and adequate facilities, the United Nations Population Fund has said.
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Voters’ cards not for decoration – ECN
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says voting cards are not for decoration purposes.
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Humble beginnings of an award-winning student
Second-year Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Statistics student Paulus Hamutenya (23) is well on his way to becoming the first degree holder in his family.