From 29 August to 3 September 2015, a KAYEC teenager left Okahandja to talk about HIV with youths from all over Africa. This is his story…

The Namibian Sun just ran a beautiful piece about why KAYEC does the work we do. You’ll be surprised at the one thing they got wrong…

On 4 February, KAYEC trainees helped with long-awaited construction at Faith Primary School in Katutura. Is KAYEC right for your next public job as well?

A KAYEC after-school graduate made the national news for starting a safety training centre that reduces dangers for Namibian workers.

[EDIT: These are old KAYEC courses from January 2016. For our latest course list, go to http://kayec.org/courses/.]

Bertha Mawano’s first memories were filled with the good smell of grilled beef from her mother’s roadside kapana stall in Rundu. Things were about to change, however –

“This time is the last time,” said J.N.’s older cousin. When he visited the farm as a kid, the cousin would make him wire cars to play with …

Together, FNB, B2Gold and Pupkewitz are giving N$1,171,330 toward KAYEC’s school support in the coming year: enough to run children’s activities in four towns.

The Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has added KAYEC to the list of 41 training institutions that young Namibians can trust to meet its high standards of quality.

Teenaged leaders at KAYEC Ondangwa have launched an award to promote ties between Namibian businesses and our next generation, with the encouragement of the Minister of Trade.