2023-05-10Van Wyk Amutenya Young Namibian photographer Rambo Shitaleni, a teacher at Moses Garoëb Primary School, has managed to merge his passion for cars with his talent for photography, creating stunning images that capture the beauty of these machines. View more
2023-04-19Festus Hamalwa Teaching English began as part of community activist Tulonga Rauna Ndengu’s charity projects after she became overwhelmingly concerned about the growing number of learners failing English in grade 12. View more
2023-04-12Festus Hamalwa Teacher Anna Kaino Hanai felt compelled to write her first book titled ‘From Valley into Gateway of Favours’ as it is her purpose to touch lives. View more
2023-04-12Staff Reporter Eleven-year-old Stephanie Shaumbwako from the Orban Primary School in Windhoek wrote a book during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic to encourage her peers to develop a culture of reading and writing. View more
2023-04-12Ruben Kapimbi Mary’s mom abandoned her at granny for the long weekend. However, the teen’s fairy tale Easter included skiing or skateboarding. View more
2023-04-05Van Wyk Amutenya Several NUST students recently participated in a Schoemans-sponsored hackathon during which they were tasked to create innovative solutions to some of the most pressing socio-economic challenges facing their communities. View more
2023-04-05Staff Reporter Spurred on by a burning desire to assist the Namibian youth to improve their lives for the better, local singer Patricia Ochurus started the ‘House of Culture’ project in 2006 when she was studying music in Europe. View more
2023-03-29Efraim Ranjeni Thirty-three years after democracy was ushered in, a large number of Namibian youth still feel neglected and abandoned. View more
2023-03-29Festus Hamalwa Medical student Likius Hailaula penned ‘Graceless Fall of the Black’ in 2019 in an effort to empower and inspire the masses who lack hope and confidence in the colour of their skin. View more
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