Youth Corner

“Our brands introduce us before we walk into rooms and, whether we like it or not, they lead us

Nghipondoka pointed out a need for indigenous languages reading materials to help curb the rate of school dropouts and make education more engaging,

“Covid-19 will also enable how online learning, as one of the knowledge platforms will on a long

I have observed toxic family cultures and a lack of constructive reinforcement from many adults in our societies.

I don’t know what normal is anymore; I have lost my bearings when it comes to what is normal and what isn’t.

16 years old, Berhane Wheeler is probably like any other teenager who is into digital games but what makes him stand out from a crowd is that he is into the business of developing them.

The African Pathfinder Leaders Initiative will launch a tech programme to train early-career information technology (IT)-enthusiasts in fields relevant to a career in back-office automation. 

Young Namibians have formed part of an ally of potential voters who want the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) to extend or grant another period to register for the upcoming regional and local government elections.

Nothing beats hard work, we have heard it before and read about it countless times, that behind every success is pure unfiltered hard work, putting in the time and energy to do what needs to be done, no matter how minuscule or insignificant it seems to be, there is always work to be done.

Nust FM Radio personality and author Delila Katanga (20) said it is not easy being a local author and one of the toughest experiences of a writer like her in Namibia is getting her books on the shelves, as local publishers do not fulfill the same duties as international publishers.