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Ann-Kathrin Eises, is the Student Representative Council (SRC) for Gender and Social Welfare at the International University of Management (IUM) in Windhoek. Here, she shares her input of how students can navigate friendships while in University: At IUM, one of the best ways to build genuine friendships is by getting involved in campus life.

University life is a high-stakes environment. Between pursuing a degree, managing personal finances, and maintaining a social life, the margin for error is slim. When we introduce romantic relationships, the challenge is ensuring that love acts as a support system rather than a distraction. To keep your future on track, you must learn to balance your heart and your books with intention.

On 12 February 2026, the Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, (MEIYSAC) Hon. Dino Ballotti, accompanied the Vice President of the Republic of Namibia, H.E. Lucia Witbooi, to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) and the official inauguration of the NCHE Building in Windhoek.

Abuse means treating someone with violence, disrespect, cruelty, harm, or force. When someone treats their partner in any of these ways, it’s called an abusive relationship. Abuse in a relationship can be physical, sexual, or emotional.

As a less fortunate student, dating can be a challenge. New students mostly start their journey with the mental state of discovery, but when it comes to dating it's like playing a video game on hard mode with low quality. You're trying your best but resources are always low and run out at the worst time. As a guy, there’s always a silent pressure to be the provider, the planner and the one who makes everything look effortless. Meanwhile, your wallet doesn’t even have enough m

Student Representative Council (SRC) for Community Development and Gender Affairs , Gareth Kondiri. Kondiri shared a few impacts which may go unnoticed by students when introduced to campus circles. 

Founded in 2024, the Rubies were established by five students namely Jessica Aikuti, Caitlin Prins, Trinity Isaacs, Selma Ambambi and Roide Marembo who set out to create something entirely new at the University of Namibia. In just over a year, the team made a powerful impact, earning Best New Sports Club (2024), followed by Sports Club of the Year and the Team Spirit Award (2025), recognition that reflects both their rapid growth and strong presence on campus.

By: Sylvia Hashondali Starting university comes with freedom, excitement, and a lot of pressure, especially when it comes to relationships and sex. Let’s talk honestly, without judgment. What Is Abstinence? Abstinence simply means choosing not to have sex. It can be for now, for a season, or until you feel ready. And the truth is, it’s the only method that’s 100% effective in preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. If there’s no sex, there’s no pregnancy, o

The University of Namibia Student Representative Council (SRC) is set to host the Freshmen Welcome Bash on 7 February 2026, an event aimed at officially welcoming first-year students into university life while celebrating the start of the academic year.

Depril Kipalay “Didi” is a student at Lingua College, studying  Electrical Engineering. Campus Connect asked him a few questions regarding his plans for the academic year, and he had the following to say:

It’s a new year, and just like everywhere else, universities are working overtime to meet students' needs. COTA is no different. According to Tuhafeny Shiyukifeni from the SRC for New Media, things are already moving behind the scenes.

Trainee Representative Councils (TRC’s) from the Windhoek Vocational Training Center (WVTC) highlighted how they have contributed to community development through their skills in 2025.

Nathan  Willibard is a Mechanical Engineer at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), and as the year resumes, he has a few words to share. For those coming back to fight another fight, remember this: the fact that you fought the previous ones means you already know how to keep pushing forward. You’re closer than you think. There’s no point in giving up now when you’re already halfway to the goal.

“At RHIT, we understand that applying to higher education can be daunting. Our admissions team provides personalized guidance throughout the process, including detailed instructions on application requirements, one-on-one consultations, and follow-up support for students who may not be admitted on their first attempt. We encourage applicants to reapply and offer advice on improving their eligibility, ensuring that every prospective student has a clear pathway to joining RHIT.

Dr. Kopano Robert As you navigate your academic journeys across Namibia's campuses, I want to share a message from the heart, one drawn from my own path as someone who boldly claimed space in various industries. Chase your dreams fearlessly and take up space unapologetically; your voice, ideas, and presence are vital to shaping our nation's future, just as every challenge you overcome builds your resilience and potential.​ Education stands as the ultimate beacon guiding perso

As the new academic year begins, Triumphant College welcomes its students back with renewed hope and determination. Student Representative Council (SRC) President Morres Samuel reminds us that choosing to study at Triumphant College is not just a decision, but a bold step toward making dreams a reality. Here is what he had to say:

Anna  Nawala is a student at the International University of Management, pursuing a Bachelor's in Health and Wellness. In an interview with Campus Connect, she got to share her expectations for the 2026 academic year.

Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) is more than just another institution of higher learning. Beyond everything, we have produced CEOs, innovators, public servants, entrepreneurs, and leaders across different industries, and that speaks to the quality we build and the standard we carry. And the moment you chose NUST, you became part of that legacy too. 

The University of Namibia (UNAM) is buzzing again. After the break, the campus is full of energy and excitement. For many students, getting here was not easy. There were delays, appeals, and a few “will I make it?” moments. But now you’re here, ready to start the new academic year.

The Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture (MEIYSAC), Hon. Sanet Steenkamp, has officially launched the 2026 NSFAF online applications for financial assistance, reaffirming the government’s commitment to making higher education accessible, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of Namibian students.