Thomas Shangula feeds a multitude of children every weekend in Windhoek’s informal settlements of Havana, Okahandja Park and Okuryangava.

Young people need to consolidate their ideas to create employment in Namibia.

President Hage Geingob will convene the first of a series of stakeholders' consultations in April in a bid to find sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the youth.

-The delay in the implementation of programmes is one of the contributing factors to rising unemployment among the youth.

-The Ministry of Youth, Sports and National Service has been urged to fast track youth and sports empowerment initiatives for Namibians.

ChiNamibia, an organisation formed by graduates in African Performing Arts and Development, has educated, empowered and created awareness among children through arts and culture on social issues.

-Young people at Okaukuejo settlement in Etosha National Park are lending a helping hand and securing employment.

-Youth unemployment and the need to explore business opportunities in the agriculture, culture and sports sectors were among the issues deliberated on during the latest edition of the Dr Theo-Ben Gurirab lecture series.

-The African Union Youth Club has been launched to assist the AU in its quest to involve the continent's youth in its programmes.

-The lack of youth involvement in community projects created for them in the settlement of Dordabis, is a matter of concern.