The Lizauli Spelling Bee in the Zambezi Region is growing in both participation and ambition.

Now in its fourth year, the competition brought together learners from 11 schools, giving them an opportunity to sharpen their spelling and literacy skills, while building confidence and gaining exposure.

Medical Laboratory Sciences students at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) are calling for urgent intervention over concerns surrounding internship and practical training opportunities.

A primary school in the Nyae Nyae area in Tsumkwe has recorded notable progress less than a year after it was relocated from ||Aru to ǂAma and upgraded from a village school to a fully fledged primary school.

A N$10 million from Custos Energy is set to support the construction of the University of Namibia's (UNAM) new campus at Walvis Bay, which will house the School of Maritime Science and Engineering.

The government has pledged to support teachers, value their knowledge, listen to their voices, and invest in their growth.
 
The Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, made the remark during her message on World Teachers Day.
 
 

The Rakel Iindongo-Kakwambi Foundation has donated school supplies, toiletries and sanitary pads worth N$40,000 to Ondukuta Combined School in the Omusati Region.

The donation includes a laptop with a printer, printing papers and school uniforms for boys and girls.

Teachers in the Opuwo education circuit are taking steps to improve learning outcomes by developing a localised teaching manual for Social Studies learners in Grades 4 to 7.

The initiative aims to make education more relevant, practical and impactful for learners in the Kunene Region.

Learners at Mururani Combined School in Mankumpi Constituency have been urged to take charge of their future through education, discipline and responsible choices.

The call was made by Kavango West Governor Verna Sinimbo during a visit to the school.

Third-year education students from the University of Namibia's Southern Campus have donated 10 trees to Hendrik Tseib Primary School in Keetmanshoop on Friday.

The initiative aims to support biodiversity and promote a more sustainable, cleaner, and healthier school environment for learners and teachers.

The Erongo Region requires more than N$230 million to address critical school infrastructure. 

This includes the construction of new schools and classrooms, rehabilitation and modernisation of existing facilities.