Rundu, Dec. 18 -- Women entrepreneurs in Kavango East have gathered in Rundu for a Women in Business Association seminar focused on growth, unity, and opportunity. The event promotes business development, networking, leadership, and showcases women-owned products and services. The seminar is led by Anastasia Shiviya, Deputy Director for Community Empowerment in the Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare, who encouraged women to join forces, share ideas, and support o

2.1K views · 19 reactions | Namibia celebrates its first female president, but what does this historic moment mean for female entrepreneurs across various industries? As we mark 35 years of independence, women share their pride and empowerment in this new era of leadership. Join the conversation: What does having a female president mean to you? #Namibia35 #WomenInLeadership | Namibian Broadcasting Corporation | Facebook

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Namibia's first female President, promised to boost investment and diversify the country's resource-focused economy in an attempt to address unemployment https://reut.rs/4c6raPD | Reuters

The Himba women of Namibia are known for their unique beauty and distinctive traditional aesthetic, which reflects their deep connection to the land and their ancestral culture.Their hair and skin are their most characteristic features: the women cover their bodies with a mixture of ghee, red ochre, and aromatic resin called otjize. This mixture protects their skin from the sun and insects, and also gives it that bright reddish hue that symbolizes life, fertility, and the earth. #inspirationofaf

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The Himba women of Namibia and Angola are renowned for their natural beauty and distinctive traditional dress. They wear goatskin skirts adorned with shells and beads, and cover their skin and hair with a mixture of red ochre and ghee, called otjize, which gives them a glossy complexion and protects them from the sun. They wear necklaces, bracelets, and symbolic ornaments that reflect their age and marital status. Their beauty is associated with the harmony between the body, the land, and ancest

70 reactions | End… Hope initiatives Namibia today held a community engagement in Okahandja Park, Windhoek to spread awareness about preventing gender-based violence and promote the fundamental rights of women and girls to be able to live free from violence and discrimination. Video: Monika Amunyela | New Era Newspaper | Facebook