Youth Corner

The new junior mayor of Windhoek Moses Filipus hopes to see a future of questioners and critical and out-of-the-box thinkers.

A light-coloured hair teen strolls his maternal grandma into the greenery villa. The boy carries canisters of puke-like buttery milk that nana brought along. 

Using YouTube tutorials, friends Inoccent Heita and Onesmus Sheyanale run a successful business fixing shoes at the Ongwediva open market.

Have you noticed how everyone nowadays goes all out to create their own personal identities to gain relevance in the industry, with what they can offer? 

A national youth climate action network was recently launched to promote radical youth-led climate actions across the country, addressing issues of climate change and water, agriculture, health, biodiversity, ecosystems, conservation and environmental management.

Age has a sneaky way of creeping up on you. 

Looking at statistics, most gender-based violence committed happens in intimate relationships and society has accepted violence between partners.

The Unam Cultural Festival, which took place last week after a two-year absence due to Covid-19 regulations, was hailed a huge success.  

With the high youth unemployment rate in Namibia, discussions are now slowly shifting towards the importance of creating decent jobs.

The 17-year-old Innocentia Mukubi is model who will be representing Namibia in the Miss Teen Eco-Tourism World beauty pageant in Durban, South Africa from 10-17 October.