Espresso with Germany | Namibia & Germany: Beyond the Headlines 🎙️ Youth, Language, Culture & Opportunity

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What does the Namibia-Germany relationship really mean for young people today? Host Tonata Kadhila sits down with Clarissa Judmann (Cultural Officer, German Embassy Windhoek) and celebrated tenor and theatre practitioner Galilei Njembo to explore cultural exchange, storytelling, bilingualism as a career advantage, and study and vocational opportunities in Germany. A Future Media special in partnership with the German Embassy.
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