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MENTORING: Katuka Mentorship Programme mentors pose with Bronwyn Moody, head of strategic partnerships and corporate social responsibility at Bank Windhoek (seated, third from left) and Deseré Lundon-Muller, founder and programme director (seated, third from right).

Katuka celebrates 2025 graduates, welcomes new cohort

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Katuka Mentorship Programme mentees pictured with Bronwyn Moody, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility at Bank Windhoek (seated, second from left) and Deseré Lundon-Muller, Founder and Programme Director (seated, second from right).

Katuka celebrates 2025 graduates, welcomes new cohort

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LIGHT IT UP: Ponheni Kafidi, electrical engineer and YCEN council member. Photo: Contributed

Engineering a brighter future for Namibian communities

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The Capricorn Eagles touring squad at their send-off with representatives of the Capricorn Group. Photo contributed

Capricorn Eagles take on Emerging Nations in Thailand

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This initiative is part of Nedbank’s long-standing collaboration with WAD, which began in 2017.

Nedbank Namibia empowers NDF commanders

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FNB Namibia contributed N$250 000 towards the Cancer Association of Namibia’s Breast Cancer Initiative.

FNB NAMIBIA supports fight against breast cancer through sponsorship to CAN

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Graduates of the TuMuna Foundation’s Wellness Training Programme in Windhoek. The visually impaired women are now certified wellness practitioners, ready to support cancer patients, trauma survivors, and communities across Namibia through touch-based healing and sensory therapy. Photo: Contributed

TuMuna foundation empowers visually impaired women

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Value addition and quality assurance strengthen Namibia’s local dairy industry.

N$6m DVCD programme to transform rural dairy production

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Bank of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab, finance minister Ericah Shafudah, governor of the National Bank of Rwanda and incoming board chair of the AFI Soraya Hakuziyaremye and AFI CEO Dr Alfred Hanning officially opening the AFI Globl Policy Forum in Swakopmund. Photo contributed

Namibia champions financial inclusion at AFI Forum

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Seed money and a commitment to support the WiMAN mentorship programme for the next three years, was put down in black and white, when Zenzi Awases and John Sisay signed on the dotted line. Photo CCC

Women advance in mining

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Possible Solution to GBV

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Megan Pritchard, CEO of Ogilvy Namibia. Photo: Contributed

One-on-one with Ogilvy's Megan Pritchard

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