In the heart of industrial Windhoek, Mello Bakery hums with activity.
Youth Corner
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Graduate delves into data management
Faced with the scary reality of job scarcity, health information systems graduate Joan Kamati has embarked on a mission to create opportunities for him and others where there were once none.
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#BeFree cook-off: Enhancing personal, professional growth
Taking part in the #BeFree Cook-off Competition was more than just a test of culinary skills for Paavo Nepaka.
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Youth: A decisive voting bloc
With young people under the age of 35 accounting for 71.1% of an estimated three million Namibians, the youth cannot be ignored as a decisive voting bloc.
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African Boy Child Foundation bags N$10 000
The recently-founded African Boy Child Foundation obtained the BeFree Positive Impact Award, along with a sum of N$10 000 in Windhoek yesterday.
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Bridging the gap in communication
The University of Namibia recently held a Chinese Bridge Proficiency Competition at its main campus in the capital.
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Capricorn Foundation injects N$1m in job creation
In response to the persistently high unemployment rate among young people in Namibia, the Capricorn Foundation has pledged to invest N$1 million in Bank Windhoek’s Young Talent Programme.
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Free career guidance to Namibian boys
Human resources practitioner Tuuda Haitula has taken it upon himself to embark on a journey of empowering Namibian boys and men by offering free career guidance and interview coaching sessions.
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Incorporate clean energy modules into the curriculum – Shafudah
Natangue Shafudah believes Namibia needs to look at its curriculum, starting from vocational training centres, and try to include subjects extensively touching on renewable energy and green hydrogen.
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Earth Month celebration takes stand against plastics
Ella du Plessis High School’s Earth Month celebration recently was a vibrant and impactful event that highlighted the urgent need to address plastic pollution.