-The teachers training indaba, organised by UNAM, is looking at the type of knowledge, skills and values of the 21st-century teacher to mould successful learners.

-The University of Namibia (UNAM) is planning to raise the minimum entry requirements for teaching students.

-The Ministry of Education Arts and Culture recognised teachers and schools for their efforts in incorporating the UN's sustainable development goals into their lessons.

-Teachers at Satotwa Junior Primary School in the Kavango West Region have taken it upon themselves to provide accommodation for learners who walk long distances to school.

-Teachers seem not to be giving enough information about HIV to learners as there is a huge knowledge gap of the disease between the two.

-Twelve percent of teachers in the country are either unqualified or underqualified.

The Ministry of Education will advertise 2 112 teaching vacancies from Friday until the end of September in various newspapers and digital platforms.

-A shortage of San language teachers in Omaheke Region has deprived thousands of San learners of the opportunity to be taught in their mother tongue.

-The Ministry of Basic Education, Arts and culture has called for hard work among teachers to produce good results despite budget cuts that continue to put a strain on their operations.

-The task entrusted to teachers requires high moral principles, perseverance and strong believe in oneself, to succeed.