More than a hundred men gathered in Windhoek for the Shift Men's Conference, where they engaged in discussions on issues affecting them, including mental and physical health, finances, and spirituality.

The 7th African Tourism Leadership Forum (ATLF) and awards summit in Botswana's capital, Gaborone, highlighted key actions needed to improve the tourism industry in Africa.

Rundu Mayor Gabriel Kanyanga envisions the second most populated town in Namibia as a thriving hub for entrepreneurship and investment. Kanyanga expressed this vision during the second Mayoral Business Forum, which is typically held ahead of the Rundu Annual Trade Fair in October.

Otjozondjupa Education Deputy Director, Uerivangera Tjivikua, stated that while the region has achieved success in adult literacy and skills development programs, the initial targeted population has limited access to the program.

Namibia has sent 14 representatives to France to compete in the 47th WorldSkills International Competition.

The team consists of seven regions and will participate in various technical and vocational skills competitions.