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The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) on the 17th of September held a powerful and timely discussion where health experts, students, and legal advocates gathered to unfold with raw honesty and emotional depth.

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.

For decades, the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture’s directorate (MEIYSAC), has been working to strengthen Namibia’s creative industries, supporting training institutions, funding programmes, and advocating for stronger policy recognition.

Namibian hip-hop artist KP Illest has stepped onto the global stage through a groundbreaking partnership with a leading Irish whiskey brand. Known for his lyrical depth and fearless creativity, KP Illest’s latest move is more than just a brand deal — it’s a statement about the power of Namibian artistry.

With 6 wins, 4 draws, and only 2 losses, the team has scored an impressive 38 goals and conceded just 19, earning a goal difference of +19 and a total of 22 points. Although the team is not yet formally recognized as the official Triumphant Soccer Team, it has become a symbol of resilience and unity within the college community.

Over 30 students participated in the transformative workshop that challenged them to do more than just design. They were tasked with redefining Namibia’s indigenous aesthetics through a contemporary lens. Hosted in collaboration with the College of the Arts and Omba Arts Trust, the initiative aimed to empower young creatives to explore, preserve and evolve local design narrative. Under the guidance of COTA lecturers and Omba Arts Trust, participants created textile patterns,

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.

These visions are policy initiatives such as the National Renewable Energy Policy and the country’s strategic investments in green hydrogen, supported by global partnerships including the EU Namibia Strategic Partnership on Sustainable Raw Materials and Renewable Hydrogen and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit(GIZ). The initiative will run until March 2027 and aims to equip Namibians, especially youth and women with skills for green economy, focusing on c

Windhoek: The Triumphant college hosted their annual big walk and wheel event on 25 August 2025 at the Triumphant Main Campus in...

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.

Parents had the opportunity to engage directly with teaching staff, ask questions about the curriculum, and explore the learning spaces. The academy emphasized its commitment to laying strong foundations through play-based learning, creativity, and social interaction — with a focus on both academic development and emotional well-being.

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.

Windhoek: The National Institute of Technology (NIT) hosted its vibrant Cultural Festival at Zoo Park in Windhoek on Friday, 29 August...

The International University of Management (IUM) officially opened its Annual Cultural Festival on August 27, 2025.

The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) hosted its 2025 Annual Cultural Festival, which took place from 03 to 05 September at the university’s Lower Campus in Windhoek under the theme “A decade of Eminence: Celebrating Education, Science and Technology for Development.”

The University of Namibia (UNAM) 2025 Student Representative Council (SRC) Congress was held at Swakopmund where representatives from all 12 campuses came together to discuss issues affecting students under the theme “Redefining Student Leadership for Inclusive Transformation.”

The official launch of Campus Connect Magazine, a student-led publication focused on uniting student perspectives from universities, colleges, and vocational centres across the country, was officiated by Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, Hon. Dino Ballotti, who praised the initiative for its role in fostering a voice for students nationwide.

The College of the Arts (COTA) has called on the Namibian government to increase support in the creative industries as a significant step...

The Miss Namibia 2025 beauty pageant took place on July 19, at Queens Hall in Ongwediva making history as it was hosted in Northern...

Namibia hosted the 11 th  African Union Sports Council  (AUSC) Region 5 Youth Games  from 4 to 13 July 2025. According to officials and...