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Business / Economics

Interview: Prime Minister Ngurare’s National Youth Fund Launch Draws Mixed Reactions from Entrepreneurs

  In response to the recent launch of the National Youth Development Fund by Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare in Windhoek, Frans Koita, business consultant at DKL Africa Consultants CC, shared insights on the allocation of funds to pilot-phase entrepreneurs. Koita highlighted that most of the 42 selected beneficiaries are involved in agricultural projects. “This is largely because the fund draws from three institutions: the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), Agribank, […]

today2 October, 2025

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Business / Economics

Business Consultant Reacts to Launch of Youth Development Fund

Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare unveiled the National Youth Development Fund in Windhoek, providing concessional loans to support youth entrepreneurship. Frans Koita, business consultant at DKL Africa Consultants CC, observed that most of the 42 pilot-phase beneficiaries are engaged in agricultural projects supported by DBN, Agribank, and the Environmental Investment Fund, which emphasize sustainable and general agriculture.

today2 October, 2025

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Interview: Lifeline/Childline Empowers Teachers Through Counselling Training

Teachers from Tangeni Shilongo and surrounding schools are participating in a five-day Personal Growth and Basic Counselling Skills training hosted by Lifeline/Childline at the coast. Shamyn Scott, Counselling Centre Coordinator, says the sessions are designed to equip educators with essential skills to support learners’ emotional well-being. “This training is one in a million,” Scott explains. “It covers self-awareness, conflict resolution, and sensitive topics such as death and grieving. We believe […]

today9 September, 2025

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Namibia

One Economy Foundation Launches Be Free Fridays Initiative

Pauline Thomas-Kahupi, Executive Director of the One Economy Foundation, says the new Be Free Fridays initiative celebrates stakeholders while strengthening relationships. Hosted monthly at the Katutura campus, the program gives supporters a first-hand look at the foundation’s work in youth empowerment, sexual reproductive health, mental health, and GBV, alongside networking in a relaxed, youth-friendly environment. 

today9 September, 2025

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Business / Economics

Youth Funding Confusion Hits Walvisbaai 

Frans Koita, consultant for DKL Africa Consultations CC, says unclear guidelines for the National Youth Development Fund, which allocates N$257 million to youth businesses, have caused frustration. Speaking from Walvisbaai, he noted that applicants there faced extra documentation requirements, while submissions at the Swakopmund governor’s office went smoothly. The fund’s closing date was 4th September. 

today8 September, 2025

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Business / Economics

Confusion Blocks Youth Fund Applications

Frans Koita from DLK Africa Consulting says fewer than five percent of young entrepreneurs are applying for the National Youth Fund due to confusing requirements. He calls for clearer guidance and better information sharing to help youth prepare solid business plans. Koita also highlights how business consultants and AI tools can help with financial forecasting and strengthen applications:  Eng Frans Koita On Youth Fund 

today1 September, 2025

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Interview: Youth Empowerment and Business Funding: Insights from Frans Koita of DKL Africa Consultations CC

Frans Koita, founder of DKL Africa Consultations CC, has emerged as a key mentor for young entrepreneurs navigating the often-confusing world of business. In a recent interview with Future Media, Koita shared his perspective on the National Youth Development Fund, a government initiative aimed at allocating N$257 million to viable youth-led businesses. Koita highlighted a persistent challenge: the majority of youth lack basic business knowledge. “Less than five percent of […]

today1 September, 2025