Youth Corner

Pro-Youth Foundation is a non-governmental organisation established this year which is on a mission to build and transform youth into assets rather than liabilities in the society.

WINDHOEK – The Buy-a-Brick school campaign was launched on Friday to mobilise schools in the nationwide effort to raise funds for the construction of low-cost houses.

Sanlam Namibia last week held the official handover of bursaries and internships in the capital, through its bursaries and internship programme.

As a youth development organisation, the ever frequent question we are posed with is what do we do with the fellows during and after they are through with the one-year programme. 

“Be slow to fall into friendships, but when you are in them, continue to be firm and constant.”

We live in a generation that is transfixed by the here and the now. Quick fixes are increasingly becoming a way of life.

Owned by Joel Mwatilefu, JJJJ Investments will be offering free hairdressing training to young people, especially those who are unemployed.

Namibian artist and businessman Lazarus Shiimi, stage name Gazza, unveiled his youth employment opportunity, which has finally reached its peak for his project that will see about 58 young Namibians getting training in Dubai (UAE) to sharpen their skills in artisan at Streit Group, an armoured vehicle manufacturer.

WALVIS BAY – The Namport Social Investment Fund (NSIF) last week donated books worth N$50 000 to Duinesig Combined School in Walvis Bay for their library.

Delta School Windhoek, previously known as Deutsche Oberschule Windhoek, turned 50 years on Friday.