Windhoek Observer

Allexer Namundjembo The Namdia Foundation has invested N$5.9 million to improve learning conditions in the Kavango West region through the construction of three new classroom blocks and the installation of two water tanks at rural schools. The official handover took place on Friday at Hamweyi Primary School in the Ncuncuni Circuit and was attended by regional leaders, education officials and community members. Speaking on behalf of former deputy prime minister and minister of industries, mines and energy, Natangue Ithete, National Council chairperson Lucas Sinimbo Muha said the initiative showed how Namibia’s natural resources could deliver real benefits to communities. “This…

Allexer Namundjembo After years of illness and hardship, 23-year-old Johanna Kamati is preparing to start a new chapter in her life as she pursues a career in tourism.  She will enrol for level 4 studies next year at the African Hospitality and Tourism Vocational Training Centre in Windhoek, moving closer to her dream of working in the tourism industry. Johanna’s journey has not been easy. Born in Letu-Letu village in the Mangetti Dune area of the Otjozondjupa region, she grew up as the only girl among five brothers. Her parents, originally from Okongo in the Ohangwena region, moved in search…

Allexer Namundjembo  The growing participation of young people in politics is bringing energy, ideas, and accountability into the country's political space. Analysts say this trend signals a positive step toward a more inclusive and participatory democracy. Political analyst Ndumba Kamwanyah told the Windhoek Observer that the increasing interest among the youth reflects their determination to influence change in systems that have failed to address their needs.  “Many youths are stepping forward because they are the largest group affected by unemployment and poverty, which leaves them socially and economically frustrated,” he said.  Kamwanyah said young people’s involvement strengthens Namibia’s democratic values…