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As young people, we are often encouraged to keep pushing, to dream bigger, to do more, but rarely are we reminded to pause and reflect on how far we’ve come. In the fast-paced rhythm of student life, we chase deadlines, juggle responsibilities, and move from one goal to the next without stopping to appreciate the progress we’ve made. Yet, reflection is not a luxury; it is a necessity for growth.

It is that time of the year in Namibia where university students across the country prepare to write their final examinations. The atmosphere on campuses shifts dramatically, lecture halls grow quieter, libraries fill to capacity and the collective focus turns toward revision, deadlines and performance.

Namibian supermarket checkouts are changing shape, and not just the plexiglass screens and card readers. Before Namibia was a case, “Smart shopping” systems and self checkout machines have redefined shopping experiences in supermarkets across the globe, changing how groceries are purchased.