Young Namibians got some good news this week: the African Development Bank announced it will pump N$5.6 billion into the country’s technical and vocational education and training (TVET) system and artificial intelligence. The funding, according to the bank, will modernise…
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Windhoek is slowly strangling itself. For thousands of commuters, what was once a brisk 30-minute journey has degenerated into an hour-long gruelling, pothole-riddled ordeal. Windhoek is gridlocked from the northern corridor of Elisenheim, Osona and Okahandja onto the clogged arteries…
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Many farming areas in Namibia have received above-average rainfall compared to some seasons in the past. The productivity of some rangelands has improved in some areas, although the quality of the grazing materials is still not the finest. However, the…
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As Namibia works towards the goals of Vision 2030, many secondary schools continue to face a fundamental barrier to learning: unreliable electricity supply. Frequent outages, particularly during evening study sessions threaten pupil performance and wellbeing countrywide. In most government secondary…
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A teacher reads reads that the Bank of Namibia has increased the repo rate. A nurse hears that fuel prices have been adjusted because of under-recoveries in the fuel pricing system. An artisan follows a news report about inflation, taxation…
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Namibia stands at a historic crossroads. As global headlines map out our offshore oil discoveries and multibillion-dollar green hydrogen ambitions, a familiar rhetoric echoes through our ministerial halls and corporate boardrooms: Youth empowerment.We see it printed on summit banners and…
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Africa CDC has a bold strategy for youth health, launched last year and now entering its first full year of implementation. The question Namibia, and every member state, must answer is whether the political will and funding exist to match…
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