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Each graduate shared a unique reflection: the lessons they learned, the goals they reached, and the experiences that shaped them along the way. From academic breakthroughs to personal milestones, their voices reveal what achievement truly looks like, not just in grades, but in growth, resilience, and purpose.

The Ministry of Education, Information, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture (MEIYSAC) has undergone a remarkable transformative year.

This year marks a significant milestone as the university welcomes its first cohort of law students, embarking on their journey with the first end-of-year examinations approaching. Exam preparation for these pioneering law students entails a rigorous balancing act of intensive coursework, practical excursions, comprehensive reading of legal texts, and managing personal responsibilities.

The National Skills Competition (NSC) has become a flagship event in Namibia’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) calendar, celebrating the nation’s most talented young artisans and professionals. Organised by the Namibia Training Authority (NTA) through WorldSkills Namibia, the 4th National Skills Competition, held in Swakopmund from 22–27 September 2025, once again demonstrated how skills development can transform lives, communities, and industries.

The National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) officially opened the third call for grant applications in its 2025/2026 funding cycle on 14 August 2025, with students from the College of the Arts (COTA) once again stepping up to seize the opportunity.

The real journey is just beginning and for Sabina Kalangula, one of the proud new alumni, graduation isn’t the end, it’s a powerful new beginning.

Fondly referred to as “Practical Week,” this tradition bridges the gap between classroom concepts and practical experience, reinforcing the idea that true understanding comes not just from reading, but from doing.

Participants included entrepreneurship students from three different courses, each tasked with developing and selling products for the day. In an interview with Campus Connect magazine, Fritz Fredrick, the Student Representative Council (SRC) and Head of Student and Academic Affairs indicated that the goal for the Entrepreneurship day was to provide students from various programs who are taking Entrepreneurship this semester with practical experience while also encouraging t

The youth engagement held under the theme, “Effective governance and public service delivery,” aimed to inform the youth about the efforts of the government ensuring that all resources are well managed and distributed equally among Namibian citizens.

The I-Care Health Training Institution marked a significant milestone this August with the celebration of its 2025 graduation and 4th Oath taking Ceremony at the prestigious Mercure Hotel in Windhoek. The two day Event honored the accomplishments of the newest generation of Healthcare Professionals and formally welcomes them into the World of Nursing.

The event took place at the Roman Catholic Hall and brought together healthcare leaders, nurses, students and invited guests. Beyond its elegance, the gala served a deeper purpose: to honour nurses and spotlight mental health in the healthcare profession.

The curriculum covers the safe handling of electrical components and ensures that learners understand local regulations governing solar energy. The program also introduces entrepreneurial skills to help graduates pursue self-employment or establish small solar installation businesses. Upon successful completion, participants receive certification, enhancing their qualifications for employment in renewable energy.

Students at the Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST) laud the Faculty of Electrical Engineering for exceptional...

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