Youth Corner

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.

The Robin’s Private Music Centre recently marked a significant milestone in its commitment to music education and community enrichment when it unveiled the Robin’s Children’s Choir (RCC).

The National Collaborative Board Association (NCBA) is a youth-led organisation established in 2020 by different youth leaders from different organisations across the country.

The College of the Arts (Cota) is extending an open invitation to aspiring artists to apply for its diploma and general tuition programmes for the upcoming academic year. 

In the fast-paced world of 21st-century politics, where the dynamics of governance, society and technology are in constant flux, the role of the youth in shaping the future cannot be overstated.

Writers, illustrators and editors who are passionate about children’s literacy are once again invited to take part in the second Book Sprint, scheduled for 5 October 2024.

Donkey years ago, along the edges of the Omatako River, a naked-chest clan used to wolf dragonflies. Throughout the feast, kinfolks puffed the scattered see-through wings. 

Rosalia Haufiku, an electronics engineering student at the Namibia University of Science and Technology, was recently honoured with an award at the Africa Youth in Tourism Summit (AYITS), marking her as one of the top three finalists at continental level.

To unlock the potential of young entrepreneurs in the country and catalyse the growth of their vibrant, innovative enterprises across various sectors, the National Youth Council (NYC) launched the NextGen facility. 

The streets of Windhoek are buzzing with more than traffic these days.