The Namibian Police, in conjunction with UNESCO, concluded a training of trainers workshop titled 'Project on Training Security Forces in Promoting Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Journalists'.
Over 54 participants were trained at the Israel Patrick Iyambo Police College in the capital.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can infringe on human rights if not properly understood or utilised.
These were some of the sentiments shared by various speakers at the stakeholder engagement on the implementation of UNESCO recommendations on the ethics of AI.
The recently promoted Deputy Commissioners in the police have been encouraged to utilise a leadership course as a means to instigate positive transformations in the police force.
The Deputy Commissioners are currently participating in a five-day leadership course at Swakopmund.
The Minister of Sport, Youth, and National Service, Agnes Tjongarero, has urged the new recruits of the National Youth Service at Henties Bay to embrace the training and gain skills to become self-dependent and thus contribute to the socio-economic development of the country.
Lawyer Clive Kavendji of Kangueehi & Kavendjii Inc. has written to activist Dr. Job Amupanda, demanding that Amupanda cease and desist from posting "false and defamatory" allegations against the Minister of Higher Education, Training, and Innovation, Dr. Itah Kandjii-Murangi.
The Break Free Anti-violence campaign hosted response training for front-line service providers and student representatives.
The campaign aims to provide a platform for Namibians to actively and meaningfully contribute to reducing violence in the society
A group of women from Elombe Village received a one-day jam-making training at Ongwediva offered by officials from the Urban and Rural Development Ministry.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Peya Mushelenga, has reiterated the importance of training communications officers in the public sector as they prepare for the implementation of the Access to Information Act.
About 16 young women from the Kavango East Region completed their training in tailoring through the Dreams program.
The graduates also received toolkits comprising of sewing machines, materials, and ironing boards to start their own businesses.
Candidates who participated in the Namibia Correctional Service's recruitment fitness training in the Kavango East Region are crying foul, saying the results were tampered with.
Candidates argue that they were not offered fair treatment by officials.
