-Bulgaria is planning to award scholarships to young Namibians to study in engineering fields.

-Young people across Namibia are increasingly demanding more meaningful participation in decision-making processes, so they can have more control over how their lives and futures are shaped.

-The Finance Ministry today launched a financing strategy for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for youth countrywide.

-Young people have been urged to turn out in their numbers, and vote in the upcoming elections - if they are to influence policies and have a say on national issues.

-The chairperson of the Khorixas Constituency Youth Forum calls on young people to go out in their numbers and vote during the November elections.

-Political parties in the //Kharas Region have called on young people to go out in their numbers and vote in next month's elections.

-The youth are urged to take up vocational training as it contributes towards economic development and wealth creation in Namibia.

-Showing compassion to the most vulnerable in society is a commendable quality. More so when faced with similar challenges, as is the case for many Namibians in the face of the current economic downturn.

-President Hage Geingob appealed to fellow world leaders to involve the youth to combat climate change.

-With unemployment affecting most of the youth, a group of young people of Okahumba in Okakarara Constituency are doing all they can to survive.