Namibian Sun

Enzo Amuele Foibe Louise Namene was a trained lawyer and a PhD candidate at the University of Namibia. She served the Namibian electricity utility, NamPower, in various senior management positions from 1996 until her deployment...

Yochanaan CoetzeeThanks to Covid-19, the Namibian education sector, which is among the main barometers of any society’s equitability, has been pushed to an extent never seen before.Months of schooling disrupted, 600 000 learners stuck at...

When and why did you decide to become a teacher?During my high school years, I was greatly inspired by my biology teacher to become a teacher one day. I first studied theology at the University...

Desiree GasesThe paper presented at the prestigious conference titled ‘An effective tool for Oshindonga Early Development Education: Lilonga-Nenyanyu Learning Mobile Application’ is published by Caroline Mulundu (student), Victoria Hasheela-Mufeti (senior lecturer) and Maria Ntinda (lecturer)...

Punaje Lorna Kuvare in Stellenbosch, South Africa. I was born and raised in Windhoek. I went to Pionierspark Primary School from grade one to seven and I attended high school at St Paul’s College. I...