Triumphant College — tertiary institution in Khomasdal offering Supply Chain and Logistics Management programmes, currently facing staff pay equity complaints.
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New Era
Triumphant College finished second in soccer behind Nust
“In soccer the team claimed first place ahead of Triumphant College and Unam Central Campuses.”
Nust staff crowned Inter-University ChampionsNew Era
Triumphant College is where Maria Shiimi studies Supply Chain and Logistics Management
“She studies Supply Chain and Logistics Management at Triumphant College.”
It’s hard out here: A student’s struggle in the city …walks about 20 km from Havana to Khomasdal every dayWindhoek Observer
Triumphant College faced allegations of pay equity inconsistencies and nepotism in recruitment
“A dispute over pay equity, recruitment ethics, and leadership conduct has emerged at the Triumphant College, pitting an anonymous coalition of staff members against the institution's director of human resources in a clash that has raised questions about transparency and governance at the private higher education institution.”
Triumphant College rocked by salary, nepotism disputeThe Namibian
Triumphant College partnered with Stem Power.org Ethiopia to launch a free, practical soap-making project
“Triumphant College, in partnership with Stem Power.org Ethiopia, recently launched a free, practical soap-making project designed to teach students how to build their own enterprises from scratch.”
Triumphant College partners with Stem powerWindhoek Observer
Triumphant College held graduation ceremony where more than 600 graduates received certificates, diplomas and degrees
“Ngurare made the remarks on Wednesday during the 2026 graduation ceremony of Triumphant College, where more than 600 graduates received certificates, diplomas and degrees in fields including computer science, education, engineering and legal studies.”
YOUNG OBSERVER | Ngurare urges graduates to turn skills into opportunityThe Namibian
Triumphant College hosted a graduation ceremony
“Speaking during a graduation ceremony at Triumphant College in Windhoek on Wednesday, Ngurare praised the young boy's bravery, and humanity.”
Ngurare praises boy for saving toddlersNew Era
Triumphant College was attended by Alfred Jaftha, captain of the winning AI Innovation Hackathon team
“Captain of the winning team Alfred Jaftha, an information and technology student at Triumphant College, shared that a lot of hard work went into their prototype.”
New Era, NCRST explore AIThe Namibian
Triumphant College enrolled Paulus Paulus in diploma in construction engineering through TVET programme
“Now, in 2024, I'm pursuing a diploma in construction engineering at Triumphant College through the technical and vocational education and training programme.”
Let’s Build Namibia – One Skill at a TimeA New Era article about Ndapandula Vanyika Maria Shiimi, who walked hours daily between Havana and Triumphant College because she could not afford rent and taxi fare, prompted readers to offer support including a business opportunity to sell skincare products and N$1,000 in transport funds.
21 August 2026 · New Era →
A New Era article about Ndapandula Vanyika Maria Shiimi, who walked hours daily between Havana and Triumphant College because she could not afford rent and taxi fare, prompted readers to offer support including a business opportunity to sell skincare products and N$1,000 in transport funds.
21 August 2026 · New Era →
Khomas Grove Mall (Funky Town), a retail hub in Khomasdal with an 80–85% occupancy rate and strong anchor tenants, has struggled to fill secondary lifestyle, dining, and boutique spaces on its upper floors, though ground-floor retail remains fully occupied.
19 August 2026 · The Namibian →
The Nust Staff Sports Association emerged as the inaugural overall champions of the Inter-University Staff Sports Games, winning gold medals in darts, soccer, and mixed volleyball, plus silver in relay events and bronze in tug of war. Nust finished ahead of Unam Central Campuses and Unam Northern Campuses in the overall standings.
19 August 2026 · New Era →
Maria Shiimi, a Supply Chain and Logistics Management student at Triumphant College, walks about 20km each day from Havana to Khomasdal because she cannot afford both rent and taxi fare. She leaves home around 5h00 and arrives on campus at 7h15, enduring physical hardship including sore feet, hunger, and cold-related pain.
13 August 2026 · New Era →
An anonymous coalition of staff at Triumphant College has lodged complaints with the rector alleging pay inequities, arbitrary salary adjustments, and unclear recruitment practices. Administrative employees reportedly earn between N$7,000 and N$9,000 monthly without defined criteria, while a Level 8-qualified lecturer receives N$14,132.56 including benefits, with staff citing inadequate housing allowances and financial pressure in Windhoek.
10 August 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
At the 2026 Erongo Regional Career Fair in Walvis Bay, Mayor Johannes Shimbilinga called for collective action to prepare young people for emerging industries, particularly oil and gas and green hydrogen, emphasizing the importance of STEM subjects and technical skills.
23 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Triumphant College, partnering with Stem Power.org Ethiopia, launched a free soap-making project combining technical skill development with entrepreneurship training for students from Triumphant College and several local schools. The initiative aims to teach participants how to build small businesses and generate income while managing their studies.
1 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare said government will no longer tolerate delays to critical health infrastructure projects, speaking at Triumphant College's graduation ceremony.
26 May 2026 · Namibian Sun →
Cornelius Shimwaafeni, 16, a non-swimmer from Omutundungu village in Omusati, rescued twin babies (9 months old) from a pond on Sunday after the twins' mother allegedly threw them in. Shimwaafeni dived in without hesitation and removed both babies; the twins' mother subsequently turned herself in to police, and the Omusati governor visited to show support.
25 May 2026 · The Namibian →
A 16-year-old boy who rescued toddler twins from drowning in a pond has been offered professional lifeguard training and employment opportunities by Monarch Lifeguard, which says the programme will equip him with water rescue techniques, first aid skills, and lifesaving knowledge.
23 May 2026 · The Namibian →
A 16-year-old learner at Nicodemus Primary School rescued nine-month-old twins from a pond at Omutundungu village after witnessing them being thrown into the water. Cornelius Shimwaafeni jumped in, pulled both babies out, performed CPR, and called for help; the twins were discharged from hospital and the teenager has been widely praised, including by Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare.
22 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare told over 600 graduates at Triumphant College's 2026 ceremony to use their qualifications to create opportunities and contribute to Namibia's development amid high youth unemployment. Ngurare emphasized that education drives economic growth and technological advancement, and that graduates' futures depend on how they apply their skills.
22 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has praised 16-year-old Cornelius Shimwaafeni as a hero after he rescued toddler twins from drowning in a pond at Omutundungu village in the Omusati region on Sunday. Shimwaafeni is also said to have saved two boys aged eight to ten who fell into a well last year.
21 May 2026 · The Namibian →
Lahja Nashuuta Alpha Mbanyanda Uzera, a Senior Private Secretary in Kunene's Governor's Office, joined public service in April 2025 and has since contributed to infrastructure projects like the Oute Bridge and youth development programmes. He emphasises the dedication of his office team and plans to pursue postgraduate studies in International Relations with a goal of joining the diplomatic corps.
27 March 2026 · New Era →
The Meat Corporation of Namibia has enrolled 19 interns from various training institutions in a six-month workplace programme running from October 2025 to March 2026, part of the government's National Development Plan 6 and internship initiative to build youth skills in the livestock and meat industry.
17 March 2026 · New Era →
The New Era Publication Corporation and National Commission on Research, Science and Technology held a maiden AI Innovation Hackathon themed "Coding the Future of Media" to give young innovators the opportunity to apply their skills to solve real-world problems. Twenty-five participants from tertiary institutions competed, with judges assessing entries on originality, impact, and usability.
17 March 2026 · New Era →
Meat Corporation of Namibia has enrolled 19 interns from various tertiary and vocational institutions in a six-month placement programme (October 2025–March 2026) aimed at developing skills in the red meat industry and supporting government's National Development Plan 6. The interns gain practical workplace experience across technical, operational and managerial roles while receiving a monthly allowance.
13 March 2026 · Informanté →
An opinion piece argues that Namibia's proposed petroleum amendment bill requires deeper public consultation and clearer justification before passage, raising questions about investment returns, Namibian participation, environmental safeguards, and long-term revenue management—citing lessons from resource governance failures elsewhere and the need to balance investor confidence with fairness to citizens.
8 March 2026 · The Namibian →
A young Namibian argues that social media and competitive lifestyle trends are pressuring youth to prioritise image over financial stability and long-term growth. The writer calls for young people to resist these pressures and focus instead on education, discipline, and genuine skill-building to sustain national development.
26 February 2026 · The Namibian →
A media studies student argues that Namibia's petroleum amendment bill deserves careful pause and broader public consultation before passing, warning that rushing legislation risks serving short-term interests rather than long-term national benefit and noting cautionary lessons from past governance failures including the Fishrot scandal and Marine Resources Act.
11 February 2026 · The Namibian →