Eight St Paul’s students took part in the ExxonMobil Foundation STEM Africa Project & Quiz Competition, designed to empower young Africans to tackle real-world challenges through Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
Huge congratulations to Chante Nel, Victor Manamike, Tanatswanashe Chibwana, and Nicole Groenewald, who emerged...
Elrica Nakusera (Grade 8E) has been crowned the Women’s Singles Champion at the Namibia Tennis Association’s fourth senior tournament of the year, held this past weekend at the Central Tennis Courts in Olympia, Windhoek.
Elrica kicked off her campaign with an impressive 6-4, 6-4 victory...
We're calling on our amazing community to help us make a difference in the lives of underprivileged children in the South. Our outreach initiative — the Shoebox Project — is in full swing, and we still need all items...
Namibia’s archery community hosted a competition this past weekend, serving as the final qualifier for the World Tournament that the country will host in July in Walvis Bay.
Archers showcased their precision in the Bull’s Eye, 3D, and Animal Round disciplines. Ariadne van Wyk (Grade...
Steven Richards (Grade 7B) and Tapiwa Kaisi (Grade 7C) faced off in an exciting match between the Ashburton Eagles and the Grove Mall Wildcats. Both teams were competing in the ongoing Nashua Junior Franchise Tournament.
In a thrilling contest, the Eagles secured victory by 5...
We were honoured to host Kim Ballantine for an unforgettable evening of Hot Tea & Apricots. Her heartfelt storytelling, drawn from her memoir Hot Tea & Apricots resonated deeply, offering a powerful testament to resilience and faith. Kim's journey through voice loss and cancer, and her emergence as a beacon of hope, left us all inspired to shine through our own challenges.
Kim will be speaking again tonight in Swakopmund, in case you missed her in the capital.
