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November 8, 2024
Tag: Kindergarten
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They mocked Geingob by calling us his kindergarten – Simataa
Secretary to Cabinet George Simataa says he and fellow young people working in president Hage Geingob’s private office many years ago were mockingly referred to as “Geingob’s kindergarten”. “My path crossed with this great man with an encyclopedic brain in 1995, when he identified me among many other young Namibians to come and work in...
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Namibia: Swakop Uranium Foundation Donates to Westside High and Venessa Kindergarten
The Swakop Uranium Foundation recently made donations to Swakopmund’s Westside High School and the Vennesa Kindergarten at handover ceremonies at both schools. Under its ‘Invest in Education’ campaign, the Foundation brings improvements to school facilities and support feeding schemes nationwide by creating a positive and fit learning environment for the youth. An amount of N$200,000...
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Swakop Uranium Foundation donates to Westside High and Venessa Kindergarten
By Adolf Kaure. The Swakop Uranium Foundation recently made donations to Swakopmund’s Westside High School and the Vennesa Kindergarten at handover ceremonies at both schools. Under its ‘Invest in Education’ campaign, the Foundation brings improvements to school facilities and support feeding schemes nationwide by creating a positive and fit learning environment for the youth. An...
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German Embassy supports expansion of Emmaus Kindergarten in Karibib
The Emmaus Kindergarten in Usab, Karibib, inaugurated a new building on 26 January generously sponsored by the German Embassy Windhoek. The German Embassy, in an official statement, revealed that the Kindergarten received a grant of N$357,000 last year through their micro-project fund. These funds were strategically utilized to furnish the new building with electrical equipment,...
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German embassy supports Emmaus Kindergarten with new building
Staff Reporter THE new building of Emmaus Kindergarten in Karibib, funded by the German Embassy, has been officially inaugurated. According to the German Embassy, it supported Emmaus Kindergarten with a grant of N$357,000 last year through its micro-project fund. These funds were used to furnish the school with electrical equipment, mattresses, and furniture, as well...
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Fresh paint, a new sign and patched leaks at Inge’s Kindergarten
The Wernhil Shopping Centre has once again supported a kindergarten in the Mix settlement in Windhoek’s Katutura township to improve the daily conditions of the more than 40 young children that attend the pre-school. The total value of the sponsorship to Inge’s Kindergarten is N$6000 which includes six 5-litre cans of paint to decorate the...