WIRE — Patience Makwele Young Namibians, particularly those in rural and underserved communities, are set to gain wider access to digital learning opportunities following the launch of the Namibia Learning Passport in Keetmanshoop on Wednesday. The digital learning platform which was launched by the ministry of education, innovation, youth, sports, arts and culture in partnership with UNICEF,
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