Namibian Student Bridges Tradition and Science
For generations, Namibian communities have relied on the healing properties of Pechuël-Loeschea leubnitzia, commonly known as Bitter Bush (Ezimba), to treat various ailments. Now,...
Grappling with the aftermath of C-Sections
For many young mothers across Namibia, the reality of childbirth extends beyond the joy of a newborn, encompassing the lasting physical and emotional impact...
Osire Refugees Left in the cold as some miss out on cash assistance
A refugee from Osire, who wishes to remain anonymous, has raised concerns over the new cash assistance system that has left some refugees without...
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What started as a hustle for survival became one of my greatest classrooms. I joined Yango part-time while balancing school, driven by curiosity about...
Worst dry spell for farmers in 45 years
By Sostenus Wilherm
Namibia’s agriculture sector is under mounting pressure after the country recorded its driest January since 1981. This raises fears of severe losses...
Hapulile to leverage African youth ambassadorship
By Sostenus Wilherm
Namibian entrepreneur, economic diplomat and youth advocate Ndahafa Hapulile intend to leverage her achievements to expand access to opportunities for Namibian youth.As...