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October 14
Namibia: Khomas Quiz Exposes Inclusive Education Gaps
Limited accessible learning materials, communication barriers and inadequate specialised support continue to challenge learners with disabilities, highlighting the need to… Read more »
October 01
Namibia: Over 1,700 Teachers Appointed
At least 1 760 teachers were recruited over the past four years while the number of classrooms increased from 1 550 to 1 836 during the same period. Read more »
September 29
Namibia: UnNAM Team Recognised At Global Nuclear Challenge
A team from the University of Namibia (UNAM) has received international recognition after winning a special prize at the Global HackAtom international student championship held in… Read more »
Namibia: Motsomi Primary School Crushes Competition in Aminuis
Motsomi Primary School (PS), located in the heart of Corridor 13, is not just an educational centre; it is a powerhouse of athletic excellence, having emerged victorious in… Read more »
September 25
Namibia: Tutaleni Science Labs Get N$500 000 Upgrade
- Tutaleni High School learners will now have access to improved science facilities for practical work, thanks to Langer Heinrich Uranium mine for refurbishing the school's two lab… Read more »
September 24
Namibia: New School to Ease Education Burden in Oshakati
For families living in Oshakati's Onawa informal settlement, sending young learners to school has meant travelling beyond their community, with the distance raising safety… Read more »
Namibia: EU Education Fair This Weekend
This year's edition of the European Higher Education Fair will take place on Saturday at the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) in Windhoek. Read more »
September 23
Namibia: Student Loan Funds Baking Dream - Amadhila's Bet On Self Pays Off
What began as a passion for baking in 2020 has grown into a business for 30-year-old Oshakati baker Rindwine Amadhila, founder of Kalindi Bakery. Read more »
September 17
Namibia: Unam, Agri Ministry Seal Agreement
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform and the University of Namibia (Unam) on Tuesday signed an agreement in Windhoek. Read more »
Namibia: Botha's Resilience Advantage
For Cindy Botha (47), teaching was more than a profession. Read more »
Namibia: Nedbank Invests in Maths Education
For young Namibians aspiring to be engineers, scientists, accountants, entrepreneurs, and tech experts, mathematics might be the key subject shaping the extent of their ambitions. Read more »
September 09
Namibia: Education Researchers Told to Shape Budget
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Namibia: Student Sells Sweets to Fund Studies
For most students, university life is tough. It is mostly a time dedicated almost entirely to lectures, tests, assignments and preparing for a future career. But for Salmi… Read more »
September 10
Namibia: Broken School Chairs, Desks Inspire Business
Broken desks and chairs at schools inspired entrepreneur Shiyukifeni Nakafingo to venture into carpentry without any professional training. Read more »
September 01
Namibia: Learning Should Continue Beyond Classroom - Sinalumbu
Judea Lyaboloma constituency councillor Vincent Sinalumbu has called on residents to embrace lifelong learning, saying education should not end when a person leaves the classroom. Read more »
August 12
Namibia: Nankutwe School Running At Full Steam Again
Nankutwe-Nankutwe Combined School in Kabbe South is slowly finding its feet again after months of disruption caused by heavy flooding that forced the school community into a… Read more »
August 06
Namibia: Govt Gives Gideon Mandate
The terms of reference are clear for newly appointed Namibia University of Science and Technology (Nust) vice-chancellor Professor Frednard Gideon: ensure the institution remains a… Read more »
August 04
Namibia: Brama Fishing Donates Laptops to Oshilungi School
The Brama Brama Fishing Company (Pty) Limited on Friday donated six laptops valued at N$60 000 to Oshilungi Combined School as part of its corporate social responsibility programme… Read more »
July 21
Namibia: Students Demand NSFAF in Every Region
The National African Students' Association (NASA) has called for the decentralisation of the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF), saying the absence of regional… Read more »
July 20
Namibia: Over 80% Marginalised Have Birth Certificates ...but Gaps Remain in Education, IDs, Livelihood
Over 80% members of Namibia's marginalised communities have received birth certificates, marking progress in ensuring access to legal identity among groups that have lacked such… Read more »
July 09
Namibia: Disabled Face Education Barriers in Ohangwena
People with disabilities in the Ohangwena region continue to face significant barriers in accessing education due to a lack of specialised schools and adequately trained teachers. Read more »
July 02
Namibia: City Prioritises Fire Prevention Education
The Mayor of Windhoek Sakarias Uunona has urged the city's property owners to clear overgrown vegetation around their premises. Read more »
June 24
Namibia: Otjakapuuo Sponsors Primary Schools
In their efforts to contribute to sport development in the rural schools, the OtjaKapuuo Peer Group donated soccer balls, training equipment and printing papers to three primary… Read more »
June 10
Namibia: Kharas Youth Desk Hosts Leadership Training
The Kharas governors' Youth Desk hosted a leadership and financial literacy training at the Keetmanshoop multi-purpose youth centre on Friday. Read more »
Namibia: Rigfit Equips Youth for Oil, Gas Industry
A training programme launched in Walvis Bay is helping young Namibians acquire skills and knowledge for careers in Namibia's growing oil and gas industry. Read more »
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