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18/07/2025

The top five finalists of Miss Teen Namibia 2025 championed meaningful causes that focus on empowering youth and communities across the country.

Chantel Boeren advocates for vulnerable children through creative expression, while Melanie van der Merwe supports early childhood education in rural areas with her Namibia Little Learners Initiative.

Sylleste Nandago works to prevent teenage pregnancy and inspire young girls to pursue their dreams, while Gabriella Schultzel leads youth su***de prevention efforts through her HeartHeart initiative, and Treasure Shigwedha focuses on empowering girls and young people to build confident, thriving societies.

Report: Richolene ǂOuses

18/07/2025

Elaine Engelbrecht, who was crowned Miss Teen Namibia 2024 in Lüderitz, took her final walk tonight, bringing to a close a transformative year defined by personal growth and community advocacy.

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18/07/2025

Chantel Boeren was crowned Miss Teen Namibia 2025, also walking away with the Photogenic award.

Sylleste Nandago earned the title of 1st Princess and received the Public Choice award, while Melanie van der Merwe was crowned 2nd Princess.

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18/07/2025

The Miss Teen 2025 contestants made a stunning entrance, walking gracefully in pairs in their evening gowns.

As the competition intensifies, the big question remains: Who will advance to Top five?

18/07/2025

The top 10 finalists of Miss Teen Namibia 2025 showcased their elegance in cocktail dresses while presenting their individual causes.
Each contestant shared how they plan to support their organizations and bring about positive change in their local communities and across the broader nation.

Report: Richolene ǂOuses

18/07/2025

Introducing the Miss Teen Namibia 2025 contestants, in no particular order:
1. Chantel Boeren
2. Tia Hei-//gausês
3. Sharon Kosmos
4. Kayla Lambardt
5. Sylleste Nandago
6. Precious Nguvauva
7. Gabriella Schultze
8. Treasure Shigwedha
9. Melanie van der Merwe
10. Ahisha van Wyk

Report: Richolene ǂOuses

18/07/2025

EVENING WEATHER | 18 July 2025

18/07/2025

The Mayor of Ongwediva, NBC Director General, and Miss Namibia CEO warmly welcomed guests to the historic Miss Teen Namibia event in Ongwediva.

They praised the region’s hospitality and emphasized that the pageant is more than a competition, it’s a movement empowering young leaders to make a difference.

They encouraged all contestants to celebrate their journey and enjoy the experience, promising an unforgettable and impactful event.

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18/07/2025

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the late Lazarus !Guiteb’s commitment to the struggle against apartheid marks him as one of the stalwarts of Namibia’s internal resistance.

President Nandi-Ndaitwah paid tribute to the late !Guiteb, who died on Tuesday, July 15, aged 83.
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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the late Lazarus !Guiteb’s commitment to the struggle against apartheid marks him as one of the stalwarts of Namibia’s internal resistance. President Nandi-Ndaitwah paid tribute to the late !Guiteb, who died on Tuesday, July 15, aged 83.

18/07/2025

Vice President Lucia Witbooi, who is also the guest of honor, has arrived at the Miss Teen Namibia event.

She is accompanied by the newly appointed Governor of the Oshana Region, Hofni Ipinge, among other distinguished guests.

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18/07/2025

Coming this Sunday on the Wheels of Justice with Daniel Nadunya.

"Is it Corruption or just Corporate Confusion?"

Millions lost.
Contracts signed in boardrooms.
Luxury assets acquired.

But is it criminal conduct — or just business deal gone wrong?

CATCH | Daniel Nadunya this Sunday at 19h00 as he engages Prof. Dunia Zongwe and Lawyer Vincia Cloete unpacking:
▪️ When does a business blunder become a criminal case?
▪️ Is every scandal a crime, or are we witnessing corporate confusion mistaken for corruption?

Miss this episode at your own peril

18/07/2025

The Miss Teen Namibia 2025 judging panel features experienced and passionate professionals, including art director and writer Charene Labuschagne, creative fashion designer Jaimee-Lee Diergaardt, Principal Judge Bertha Amakali, who focuses on youth empowerment, model and advocate Georgia Garises, and PR manager Beaulah Boois-Beukes.

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