insert_link Namibia University of Science and Technology Launches Technical and Vocational Education Conference The University of Science and Technology has kicked off the this year’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training Conference in Windhoek, focusing on innovation, partnerships, and skills development. Policymakers, educators, and industry leaders are exploring ways to strengthen the technical workforce. Joseph Mukendwa is the Head of Policy, Planning, and Strategy at the Green Hydrogen today23 October, 2025
insert_link Namibia Nampower Instructor Encourages Jacob Marengo Students to Pursue TVET Careers An instructor at the Nampower training centre, Toini Annis, has urged students at Jacob Marengo Secondary School to consider careers in the TVET sector. Annis explained that technical vocational education is often mistakenly seen as a path for those who fail, but she believes this perception is wrong. In a report compiled by Selma Taapopi from One Africa TV's NewsOnOne, Annis shared her personal experience, revealing that completing her […] today3 February, 2025
insert_link Namibia Student Union Raises Concerns Over Shortage of Qualified TVET Teachers The Student Union of Namibia is concerned about the shortage of qualified Technical and Vocational Education and Training teachers. Ketemba Tjipepa, reporting for One Africa Tv's NewsOnOne, indicates SUN president Natangwe Shikesho says the country lacks trained TVET teachers despite the subject being part of the school curriculum. Watch the latest NewsOnOne bulletin one oneafrica.tv today31 January, 2025
insert_link Interview Transcripts INTERVIEW: Karibib Town Mayor Davey Van Wyk Reflects on Growth and Future Projects Karibib Town Mayor Davey Van Wyk recently shared insights into his re-election, the town's ongoing development projects, and plans for the future during a conversation about the town's evolving infrastructure and community needs. Re-election and Leadership Vision Mayor Van Wyk expressed his humility and gratitude after being re-elected as the leader of the Karibib Town Council for a second term. "I’m deeply honored that my fellow councillors have entrusted […] today21 November, 2024
insert_link Local IOL ACHIEVES MAJOR MILESTONE WITH NCHE AUDIT COMPLETION AND LAUNCHES NEW ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARD The Institute for Open Learning (IOL) proudly announces the successful completion and implementation of its Institutional Audit Improvement Process, as confirmed by the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE). Following an in-depth review of IOL’s audit improvement report and supporting documents, the NCHE has officially approved the progress made, acknowledging IOL’s dedication to maintaining high-quality standards in open and distance learning. In a letter dated 14 October 2024, NCHE […] today4 November, 2024
insert_link Namibia Mayor Irene Simeon-Kurtz Defends Usakos Council Against Allegations Usakos Mayor Irene Simeon-Kurtz addressed allegations against the Usakos Town Council, asserting that claims of stagnation and mismanagement are misleading. She highlighted ongoing community development initiatives, including water supply improvements and vocational training programs, while emphasizing the council's commitment to transparency and progress in the town. today4 November, 2024
insert_link Interview Transcripts INTERVIEW: Usakos Mayor Irene Simeon-Kurtz Addresses Allegations of Mismanagement In response to recent allegations regarding the Usakos Town Council, Mayor Irene Simeon-Kurtz spoke out to clarify misconceptions and defend the council's actions. During an interview, she expressed her disappointment with the Namibian newspaper, claiming that its reporting has been misleading and unfair. Simeon-Kurtz emphasized that the town is indeed developing and that the council has maintained transparency in its operations. The mayor outlined several ongoing initiatives aimed at […] today4 November, 2024
insert_link Namibia Keetmanshoop Vocational Training Centre Nears Completion The construction of Keetmanshoop Vocational Training Centre is nearly finished, with 89.5% completion expected to reach 100% by August. Funded by the African Development Bank, the $103 million project will be handed over to Namibia Training Authority upon completion. Training is slated to begin in January 2025, aiming to specialize in various courses and accommodate 140 students. The Deputy Minister urges locals to seize the opportunity for skill development and […] today17 May, 2024
