The Nkinka Senior Primary School in the Kavango West Region is among several schools grappling with a shortage of classrooms. 

To ease their plight, African Meat Supplies has stepped in with a donation of furniture and technology devices.

"134 learners have no classrooms. That means grades five to seven have no permanent structures. And many times, these learners are being taught under the trees, and as you can see from the temporally constructed structures here, that is where they are being taught under these conditions," explained the principal of the school, Philipus Sepuka, on the condition they find themselves in.

African Meat Supplies provided the school with essential items such as printers, computers, and chairs. 

In addition to the donations, African Meat Supplies has extended financial support to the school, demonstrating its commitment to addressing the school's pressing needs.

"We put another N$10,000 as a donation to the school board and teachers. I do see the need for extra classrooms for all kinds. And we will see how we can get some more funds," said Ettience Scholtz, owner of African Meat Supplies.

Learners expressed gratitude to African Meat Supplies for alleviating the school's longstanding challenges.