Youth Corner

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture (MoEAC) recently hosted the Day of Education celebration at Windhoek High School in the capital. 

She was called The Creature - a term used by humans for those who were not of the blue living ball called Earth. 

The Sanlam Bridge initiative, now in its third year, is commendable for its focus on empowering young Namibians.

Art is a powerful means of self-expression and creativity, and every child deserves the opportunity to explore their artistic abilities. 

Businesses play a crucial role in the country’s economy by providing goods and services, creating jobs, and driving innovation. 

It is heartwarming to learn about the Hakahana Kids Hope Foundation and the positive impact it is making in the lives of children in Windhoek’s informal settlement of Hakahana. 

Mobile Telecommunications Company MTC is planning on hosting the second edition of the MTC Teen Inspirational Summit, which will see international music group Ghetto Kids from Uganda grace the stage in the Land of the Brave.

Between January and February 2024, Bank Windhoek donated toiletries and stationery items to the Baumgartsbrum Farm School and the Rocky Crest High School in Windhoek. The initiative is part of Bank Windhoek’s Empathy Project.

The Namibia University of Science and Technology’s Student Representative Council (SRC) president Desiree Booysen has issued a powerful call to action, encouraging students to dream big and push the boundaries of possibility.