insert_link Oshiwambo Oshiketha sho United Nations Population Fund-UNFPA- oshiindiile onkatu yopauyuni yina oonkondo oku gamena noku nkondopeka aakadhona Oshiketha sho United Nations Population Fund-UNFPA- oshiindiile onkatu yopauyuni yina oonkondo oku gamena noku nkondopeka aakadhona,unene mboka haya kala momahala giikolokosha niikele,sho uuyuni tau dhimbulukwa esiku lyo International Day of the Girl. Momushangwa gwa gandjwa komukuluntu wiliki go UNFPA Dienne Keita ,okwati ehangano olyati aakadhona oomilion oya taalela oshiponga shegameno lyawo,elongo,nuuhaku, omolwa iikolokosha nuupyakadhi wopaliko. Tati etata lyaagundjuka muuyuni ohaya kala miilongo ya taalela oondjele dhili pombanda dhiikolokosha,noku thiga aakadhona […] today14 October, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo Uuyuni owa taalela ompumbwe yaavalithi ya thika pomilion yimwe,shiikwatelela kiigwana ya hangana Omunambelewa kuluntu go United Nations Population Fund, Natalia Kanem okwati omanga shi shiwike lela kutya aavalithi ohaya hupitha oomwenyo dhaakiintu noohanana,opena ompumbwe yaavalithi muuyuni,yili paavalithi omilion yimwe. Kanem okwa holola ompumbwe ndjika momushangwa goku dhimbuluka esiku lyo World Health Day lya topolwa no Nampa ohela. Esiku ohali dhimbulukiwa kehe omumvo mu 07 April ,nonuumvo otali dhimbulukiwa kohi yehuku Healthy Beginnings,Hopeful Futures. Tati aavalithi ohaya dhidhilike iiponga nokuungaunga nomatompakano. Ashike uuyelele […] today7 April, 2025
insert_link Namibia UNFPA Namibia visits Osire Refugee Camp Letisia Alfeus-Iiyambo is the program specialist with the United Nations Populations Funds. In a recent interview she briefed us on today's event at the Osire Refugee Camp. Part of the broader “Leaving No One Behind ” initiative, funded by the Embassy of Japan, the project aims to empower marginalized women by teaching sustainable sanitary pad production to improve menstrual hygiene management and enhance livelihoods. today8 November, 2024
insert_link Namibia UNFPA and Japanese Embassy Donate Over N$220,000 in Sanitary Pads to Girls Across Namibia The United Nations Population Fund, in partnership with the Embassy of Japan in Namibia, has donated sanitary pads worth over N$220,000 to support 6,000 vulnerable adolescent girls in six Namibian regions. Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, Anna Nghipondoka, praised the donation during a ceremony at the Ministry of Health and Social Services head office, highlighting its role in addressing period poverty and its impact on girls' education and participation […] today30 July, 2024
