OSE Women & Youth Development

07/09/2026

🎤YOUTH PUBLIC SPEAKING TRAINING 🎤

Find Your Voice. Build Your Confidence. Own the Room!

Are you a young person who wants to become more confident, articulate and professional when speaking in public?

Join us for an exciting and practical Youth Public Speaking Training designed to equip young people with the confidence and communication skills needed to speak effectively in school, university, the workplace, interviews, meetings and community platforms.

📅 Date: 12 September 2026
📍 Venue: Ongwendiva Multi-purpose Centre
👥 Target Group: Youth
📝 Registration: NOW OPEN

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

✅ Building Confidence & Overcoming Nervousness
Learn practical techniques to manage fear, anxiety and nervousness when speaking before an audience.
🗣️ Speaking Clearly & Effectively
Develop the ability to communicate your ideas clearly, confidently and persuasively.
🎙️ Improving Voice, Tone & Body Language
Learn how to use your voice, facial expressions, gestures and posture to make a stronger impact.
📑 Structuring Powerful Speeches & Presentations
Learn how to organise your ideas and deliver speeches and presentations that are clear, memorable and impactful.
👀 Capturing & Maintaining Audience Attention
Discover techniques for engaging your audience and keeping them interested from beginning to end.
💼 Developing Professional Presentation Skills
Build practical presentation skills for interviews, meetings, academic presentations, leadership and the workplace.

WHY ATTEND?

🌟 Build self-confidence
🌟 Improve communication skills
🌟 Become a more effective speaker
🌟 Strengthen leadership skills
🌟 Improve academic and professional presentations
🌟 Learn through practical speaking exercises
🌟 Meet and connect with other young people

DON'T JUST HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY — LEARN HOW TO SAY IT WITH CONFIDENCE!

📢 Limited spaces available — REGISTER NOW!

📞 For registration and enquiries: [email protected]

28/05/2026

We remember and honor the lives lost during the genocide. May their souls continue to rest in peace.

15/05/2026

📢 Call for Proposals & Quotations

UNDP Namibia invites qualified firms and service providers to be part of shaping impactful development experiences.

1. 🎥 Visual Storytelling & Immersive Impact Services
Capture powerful stories, produce human-centred content, and develop VR-ready experiences.

2. 🏢 Conference Venue – Open House Event
Provide a dynamic space for exhibitions, immersive installations, and stakeholder engagement.



📅 Deadline: 29 May 2026



🔗 Read more and apply here: https://www.undp.org/namibia/procurement

15/05/2026

Happy Endangered Species Day!

Today is a reminder that our planet’s biodiversity is precious and fragile. With over a million species at risk of extinction, it is up to us to act as guardians of the wild. Whether it’s supporting conservation efforts, reducing plastic use, or protecting natural habitats, every action makes a difference.
Let’s protect these vital species to ensure a balanced, healthy world for future generations.

15/05/2026

Namibia has fully repaid its debt to the IMF, bringing its outstanding obligation to zero.

This marks a major shift in Namibia's external debt profile and is part of a broader fiscal consolidation effort.

The country repaid a total of $23,887,500 to the IMF, as reflected in data up to March of this year.

Namibia joins other African nations like Mozambique in clearing IMF debts, following a trend towards reduced external borrowing.

15/05/2026

04/05/2026

"We forgive, but we shall never forget. Honouring the martyrs of Cassinga, 4 May 1978. Their sacrifice is our independence”.

01/05/2026

Happy Workers’ Day to the backbone of Namibia and the world! Today, we honour your tireless dedication, sacrifice, and contributions to building a prosperous world. Your hard work keeps economies moving and strong. Let’s celebrate our workers and continue to foster solidarity.