Expert says free tertiary education could transform TVET — but warns quality control is key

                            
[PODCAST]Wezesha Vocational Training Centre founder Augustinius Ngombe tells Desert FM the free tertiary education plan is a major breakthrough for TVET access, but insists Namibia must prioritise quality, modern equipment and strong oversight to avoid overcrowding and “fly-by-night” institutions.

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