Unam says mental health a priority after student’s suicide

Following the death of a University of Namibia (Unam) student in a suspected suicide last week, Unam spokesperson Simon Namesho says the university is sensitising students about mental health. A second-year computer science student, Kondyeni Abraham (20), was found dead in his hostel room on Unam’s Windhoek campus last week. He is suspected to have […]

‘You can get through anything’ – student’s last video before suicide

namibian.com.na - 23/Jun 06:00

“You can get through anything.” These were the words of encouragement of Kondyeni Abraham (20) in his last video on Tik-Tok on 3 December 2023....

Labone SHS student receives medical attention following alleged assault

asaaseradi.com - 26/Jun 18:18

Abraham Sambou, a student recently expelled from the boarding house at Labone Senior High School (SHS), is currently receiving medical attention at...

Ogun University suspends exams after student’s killing by suspected cultists

jayfm.ng - 11:10

Following the killing of a final-year student in the Ogun University yesterday, the management of Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun,...

Qantas domestic priority boarding is now enforced electronically

pointhacks.com.au - 27/Jun 04:00

Try to board before your group number is called and it's 'computer says no', literally. Here's how the new process works in practice.

Mental health targets must be backed up, advocate says

rnz.co.nz - 07:56

A mental health advocate is concerned the government is not backing up targets to reduce wait times with enough resources.

Ondo Protests Escalate After 300-Level Student’s Abduction

koko.ng - 24/Jun 16:51

Students of tertiary institutions in Ondo state, under the auspices of the National Association of Nigerian Students, have protested against the...

FNB Namibia receives Green Financial Services award

economist.com.na - 25/Jun 13:42

FNB Namibia was honoured with the Green Financial Services/Institution award at the 4th Namibian Sustainable Development Awards held at the Windhoek...