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Namibia National Career Week 2026 celebrates 15 years of connecting young Namibians to education, careers and opportunity through industry engagement, innovation and nationwide expansion.
Experience the untouched beauty of Damaraland wilderness on foot with the Etendeka Hiking Trails. This unique offering from the Etendeka Lodge Company takes you through the northwest’s remote landscape, where you traverse the terrain on foot. Be prepared to be awed by ancient rock formations or marvel at the desert-adapted plants and wildlife. Sleep under the stars and enjoy the rustic campsites while immersing yourself in the natural wonders of the area.
Embark on a truly transformative journey with the RMB & Wilderness Ride for Rangers, a cycling tour that winds its way through the rugged terrain of Namibia’s Damaraland. The tour raises funds and awareness for the Save the Rhino Trust and Children in the Wilderness, where riders can contribute to the fight against poaching and safeguard the region’s black rhino population. Throughout Namibia, lodges stand ready to cater to cycling enthusiasts, offering a myriad of mountain-bike trails that wind through breathtaking landscapes. For those seeking an adrenalinefuelled adventure, some lodges provide e-bikes and fat bikes with wide tyres, ideal for exploring the vast desert expanses with ease. In the picturesque Erongo Region, Ai Aiba Lodge beckons adventurers to explore its stunning landscapes at their own pace with a network of mountain biking trails. You can rent an e-bike or bring your own mountain bike. For the ultimate fun, you can join the annual 3-day mountain biking event, Ride the Erongos, held every February at Ai Aiba Lodge. Find out more at www.aiaiba-namibia.com
The 15th longest zip line in the world is found at Ugab Terrace Lodge, offering an exciting adrenaline-filled adventure for all ages. From an aerial vantage point you can take in the panoramic views and scenery of this region.
Spitzkoppe is considered the pinnacle rock climbing destination in Namibia, captivating adventurers with its rugged beauty and unparalleled challenges. Boasting a diverse array of over 100 routes etched into sculpted rock faces, climbers are treated to a playground of adrenalinepumping ascents against the backdrop of blazing red sunsets and sweeping vistas that stretch into the vast expanse of the Namib Desert. Even the most accessible routes present formidable challenges, requiring skill, determination, and a keen eye for route finding. This magical area attracts climbers from all over the world and yet you will still find uncrowded climbing routes and pure wilderness.

Namibia National Career Week 2026 celebrates 15 years of connecting young Namibians to education, careers and opportunity through industry engagement, innovation and nationwide expansion.

Oshikoto youth are urged to drive Namibia’s agricultural transformation through agribusiness, climate-smart farming and government-supported funding programmes such as the NYDF and Agribank schemes.

Namibia and Japan strengthen cooperation on trade, investment and mineral development, focusing on critical minerals, industrialisation and value addition for sustainable growth.

Explore the Shepherd’s Tree (Boscia albitrunca), one of Namibia’s most resilient native plants, known for its adaptability, livestock value, medicinal uses and cultural significance in