NUST SRC for the School of Built Environment, Naemi Paulus, shared her view of the institution’s driving force toward innovation, amid the upcoming Independence celebrations. She highlights how students are using research, technology, and entrepreneurship to address real challenges in Namibia and contribute to national development.

(by Isabel Alice) As Namibia continues to grow and shape its future, young people play a critical role in driving development and innovation. Institutions like Namibia Institute of Technology are helping to equip students with the practical knowledge and technical skills needed to build a more self-reliant nation. In a world where industries are evolving rapidly, technical and vocational training is becoming one of the strongest foundations for economic independence and yout

At the heart of this system are young Welwitchia students who recognise the importance of healthcare in Namibia.

-by Simeon Simon Simeon Simon, Head of Engineering Student Representative Council at RHIT As Namibia continues to reflect on its journey since independence, higher education remains one of the most powerful tools for shaping the nation’s future. Over the years, the country has made significant progress in expanding access to tertiary education, ensuring that more young people are equipped to contribute meaningfully to national development. A System Transformed Since gaining i