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NANSO extends its best wishes to all technical and vocational education trainees undertaking their assessments. Trust the skills you have developed, remain focused and approach every assessment with confidence. Wishing you success! #NANSO #TVET

NANSO wishes all Grade 11 and Grade 12 (AS) learners across Namibia the very best as they sit for the 2026 NSSCO and NSSCAS examinations. May your hard work and preparation yield success. Stay focused and give every paper your best! #NANSO #ExamWishes2026

NANSO wishes all students across Namibia success in their examinations. Your dedication to education is shaping the future of our country. Stay focused, trust your preparation and give it your best! #NANSO #ExamWishes2026

The NANSO × Léo Logistics driving lesson discounts are still on! Students can continue to enjoy 20% off all driving packages, with an additional 25% group discount for every five students booking the same package. Please take note of the updated prices on the flyer!

The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) extends its warmest birthday felicitations to Her Excellency Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, President of the Republic of Namibia, on the occasion of her 74th birthday. Happy Birthday, Your Excellency!

NANSO engaged with the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) to discuss youth career pathways, minimum entry requirements for higher education, and the decentralisation of information to improve young people’s access to educational and career opportunities.

NANSO mourns the passing of Comrade Alicia Adriano, ICT Officer of the UNAM Katima Mulilo Campus Branch. We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, fellow students and comrades during this difficult time. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

NANSO mourns the passing of Her Excellency Penehupifo Pohamba, remembering her service to Namibia and her advocacy for women’s empowerment. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and the nation. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

A NANSO delegation, led by President Comrade Secilia Ambunda, attended the Parliamentary Youth Caucus Workshop on Strategic Planning, Leadership and Institutional Development.

A NANSO delegation, led by the Secretary for Basic and Secondary Education and the Secretary for Tertiary Education, engaged the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) on key student funding matters.

NSFAF is finalising its application process. Don't be left out! Check your portal, upload all your documents, and share this with other students before 31 October 2026. #CheckYourPortal #DontBeLeftOut #NANSO

NSFAF is finalising its application process. Students must check their portals, upload all required documents, and share this information with other students. All of this must be done before 31 October 2026. Make sure you are up to date so award letters can be completed.

NANSO, led by Secretary General Comrade Lavinia Leonard, attended the joint civil society engagement with the Ministry of Finance, hosted by CIVIC+264 and the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR).

NANSO, led by President Comrade Secilia Ambunda, paid a courtesy visit to the Namibia Commission for Research, Science and Technology (NCRST), engaging with its Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Anicia Peters.

NANSO, led by President Secilia Ambunda, attended the launch of the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture Strategic Plan. The engagement strengthens NANSO’s understanding of national priorities, informing our advocacy for quality education.

A NANSO delegation, led by Vice President Comrade Jerome !Nanuseb, attended a Meet & Greet with the Vice-Chancellor and delegation of the University of Zululand, alongside school principals from Windhoek.

NANSO was represented by the Secretary for Basic and Secondary Education and the Secretary for Political and International Affairs at the presentation of the NCHE Graduate Survey. The engagement provided valuable insight into graduate experiences and employment outcomes.

NANSO stands in solidarity with the affected NUST Medical Laboratory Sciences students. These students did not create this crisis, and they must not pay for it. The organisation will not relent, nor desist, until every affected student receives a just resolution.

NANSO stands firmly with the affected Medical Laboratory Science students at NUST. Students must not be left to bear the consequences of institutional decisions that threaten their academic progression.

Today, NANSO commemorates the Day of the Namibian Child, reaffirming our commitment to the wellbeing, rights and development of every Namibian child. As NANSO, we remain committed to advocating for an education system that places the Namibian child at the centre.