Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Bridging the gap between governments and the youth is key to seeking solutions and implementing ideas on the continent, something the newly-appointed African Union Youth Envoy intends pursuing.

The One Economy Foundation (ONE) is continuously providing structural and psychosocial support to learners as they are the most important fundamentals missing in modern-day education.

Namibia is among other African countries with the potential to innovatively grow through its young people who are working day and night to find solutions to everyday problems.

The annual Science Week is currently underway at the mines ministry in the capital and will host learners from 23 different schools across Windhoek.

The Roads Authority (RA) says it is appalled by “defamatory” accusations levelled against its CEO Conrad Lutombi, by the leader of the Landless People’s Movement (LPM) political party, Bernadus Swartbooi, at a recent media conference.

Deputy minister of marine resources Silvia Makgone said it is incumbent for Namibia to develop and adopt appropriate policies, strategies and mechanisms to safeguard the blue economy in order to create opportunities and jobs for Namibians.

A 71-year-old visually impaired man on Monday died in a fire incident at Mukekete village in Kavango West.

Farmworkers on a farm in Kavango West region picked up five pieces of elephant tusks at a water point on Monday. The workers informed the police and handed over the ivory pieces.

The police have finalised investigations into the case of three men who are accused of allegedly breaking into the Katutura Magistrate’s Court in July.

The parents of more than 300 learners at Onaisaati Combined School near Eenhana in the Ohangwena region can’t afford to buy school uniforms, and the children are thus forced to wear old clothes.