Currently, none of the support services offered in Namibia caters for deaf No support services offered in Namibia caters for deaf people.
It is for this reason that the Namibian National Association of the Deaf (NNAD) and the University of Witwatersrand trained sign language interpreters.
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Namibian children raised in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), acknowledge the golden opportunity of training they received in that country.

-Councillors in the Khomas Region are attending a transformational leadership training on climate change organised by the Future Resilience for African Cities and Lands (FRACTAL) project.

-The ongoing training of SWAPO Party members will help them understand the people and able to formulate answers in addressing their needs.

-African education institutions should cater for the needs of industries, if Africa is to realise its dream of industrialisation.

Farmers from Otjozondjupa and Omaheke Regions are now equipped with the necessary skills on how to deal with and protect their livestock from poisonous plants which is killing animals in the two regions.

A total of 96 community health workers in the Otjozondjupa Region have been awarded certificates after completing six months of training.

-The SWAPO Party Women's Council has launched a training manual at the party's school in Windhoek, at the past weekend.

-Namibia has taken a bold step and joined many successful economies by ensuring accelerated and sustainable development of technical and vocational education and training.

-The Maribilis Project aimed at developing a wider range of maritime education and training in Namibia was launched in Windhoek.