She then furthered her studies in Business Administration (Diploma) at the University of Namibia and continued to a Bachelor's (Honours) in Public Management majoring in Political Science and International Relations.
[3] Utaara served as a member in the Learners Representative Council in 2013 and joined various charity programs in church as a child.
[8]She also called on the government to professionalise sport in Namibia to improve the standard of athletes in the country for them to perform at the highest levels.
[9] Mootu at the Namibia MPs dub genocide deal with the Germany apartheid meeting of signing the deal with German, Mootu was not willing to be part of the signatory committee as she told the prime minister that they betrayed them, she emphasized on the equal participation based on human rights policies and a chance to speak one's-mind out about the economic trauma caused by genocide.
[10][11] Mootu was not happy about the age limitation set by the ministry of education of Namibia that 21 year old learners that completed their NSSC and SSOC through NAMCOL will not be allowed to attend the full-time classes anymore.