At the beginning of January 2026, the N/a’an ku sê Lifeline Clinic hosted its first feeding session of the year in the Epukiro community, made possible through the power of people working together. This initiative was a true collaborative effort, bringing together local community members and visiting volunteers who stood side by side to prepare and distribute nourishing meals. Supported by the generous contribution of Namib Mills, the Lifeline Clinic was able to reach families who depend on...

As the school year begins and classrooms once again fill with the sound of eager voices, the start of 2026 brings both excitement and challenge for many learners across Namibia. For countless children, returning to school is not only about new lessons and fresh notebooks, but also about overcoming the quiet barriers that make learning harder than it should be. Too often, learners arrive ready and willing to learn, yet without the basic essentials needed to fully participate in their...

Unbelievable. Heartbreaking. Unacceptable. These were the words that echoed through the N/a’an ku sê team after a beach clean-up on 3 January 2026 revealed the shocking reality left behind by holidaymakers and coastal residents alike. What should have been a place of beauty and renewal was instead covered in vast amounts of discarded rubbish, carelessly abandoned once the holidays came to an end. And sadly, this was not an isolated incident. Just days later, volunteers from the N/a’an ku sê...