-An American educator is optimistic about Namibian learners taking their place among the technologically-savvy.

-The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) has called on its young people to be ready to take up leadership positions in the party.

Youth from seven SADC countries are meeting in Windhoek for the sixth Southern Africa Regional Youth Forum (Saryf).

-The newly appointed Swapo Party Youth League Secretary, Ephraim Nekongo has called for unity among young people.

-Young people have been urged to familiarise themselves with programmes offered by the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Services, aimed at empowering them.

-President Hage Geingob says Namibia's youthful population is being groomed to take over from the ''old guard'', both in the Swapo Party and government.

Investors are encouraged to contribute significantly to sustain the youth for them to realise opportunities available in growing the Namibian economy and beyond.

-Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah believes inclusive economic development can only be realised if youth take ownership in creating jobs that the continent needs.

-At a youth festival held over the weekend, young people used art in its different forms to create awareness about climate change.

-Ongwediva Junior Mayor, Rebekka Nghilalulwa calls on the youth to use trade fairs as an opportunity to market their businesses.