Thirty-three years after democracy was ushered in, a large number of Namibian youth still feel neglected and abandoned.
Author: Efraim Ranjeni (Efraim Ranjeni )
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‘Hope in broken dreams’ book launched
Philemon Rengi has seen how his parents worked hard to send him to school with a passion for education that is unmatched. “Today, when I look back, I’m so proud of my parents for emphasising the need for education.
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Candidates promise Moses //Garoëb turnaround
With promises to provide them with potable water and toilets, vocational training, jobs, an open market, a bus stop, and a fire station, residents of the Moses //Garoëb constituency head to the polls on Friday to elect a new councillor.
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Stay in your lane – Shaningwa
Swapo secretary general Sophia Shaningwa told naysayers and independent candidates who seek to stand for the position of councillor of the Moses //Garoëb constituency to leave Swapo songs alone.
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Munyaza infuses Zambezi tradition into literature
Knowing the meaning of names plays a critical role in engaging the origin of such names in the traditional and cultural settings of Africa.
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Former refugees association established
A not-for-profit organisation to represent all former Namibian refugees was launched by about 100 people at Katutura Youth Complex, Windhoek over the weekend.
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Youth camp to tackle social ills
An outdoor event dubbed Youth Summer Camp will commence this Friday for Windhoek youth to engage in various uplifting activities aimed at investing in their lives to secure a prosperous future.
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Debmarine bridges the gap with equipment handover
Debmarine Namibia recently handed over sports equipment to schools from the three winning regions of 2022 Bridging the Gap Initiative, which Debmarine hosted in October this year in Swakopmund in collaboration with the Namibia Schools Sport Union.
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Basketball tourneys a success – Mwahafa
Namibia Basketball Federation (NBF) secretary general Titus Mwahafa described the just-ended Inter Basketball Tournament a success, judging from the turnout at the weekend.
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Namibia ready to conquer archery tournament
Namibia Archery Federations (NAF) chairperson Poenie Weakley yesterday said preparations are at an advanced stage as the team gears up to compete in the much-anticipated African Genesis Archery Federation Tournament.