Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso)’s spokesperson Dorthea Nangolo upholds the idea that Western culture, which America promotes, has done well in dispensing some harmful cultural practices in Namibia.
Youth Corner
Post
Researcher nominated for SDG Action Awards
Shepherd Nyambe was nominated for the SDG Action Awards in March based on his impactful research projects focusing on climate action and sustainable energy in Namibia.
Post
Opinion – Namibia’s peaceful political transition: The world can learn from us
In the wake of the passing of our esteemed late president, His Excellency Hage Gottfried Geingob, Namibia stands as a beacon of tranquillity during the transition of leadership.
Post
Debmarine empowers future leaders
Debmarine Namibia recently awarded bursaries to 26 students as a demonstration of the company’s commitment to nurturing talent and driving excellence in Namibia’s skills and educational landscape.
Post
Sunshine College lighting the way for educators
“A good teacher is like a candle – it consumes itself to light the way for others. Go, therefore, and light the ways for your learners and your communities.”
Post
Accommodating the youth in secure youth centres
Regional youth officers are urged to adapt to young people’s levels in terms of accessing social media platforms, and using their social language as the internet was highlighted to be pivotal to the youth as a necessity rather than a luxury.
Post
French students prepare for Otjimanangombe trip
As part of their curriculum requirements, 22 students from the France-based International School of Paris recently held a fundraising event for their voyage to the Epukiro constituency’s Otjimanangombe village in the Omaheke region, slated for July 2024.
Post
MTC Teen Inspirational Summit empowers Namibian youth
Junior mayor of the City of Windhoek Sylvia Shapumba has applauded MTC for their commitment to hosting the MTC Teen Inspirational Summit.