The Erongo Region requires more than N$230 million to address critical school infrastructure.
This includes the construction of new schools and classrooms, rehabilitation and modernisation of existing facilities.
Rupeho Junior Primary School in Kavango West has received new classrooms, giving the school a fresh chance to serve its community.
For learners in rural Namibia access to safe and adequate classrooms remains a challenge.
At Okongue Primary School about 50 kilometers outside Omatjete, the crowdedness has been eased following an investment of millions of dollars in new and renovated facilities at the school.
A mobile school unit that once followed livestock herders in the Epupa Constituency of the Kunene Region has been transformed into a permanent primary school.
This follows the construction of two new classroom blocks through a public-private partnership of Mega Catch Fishing and Projekt Kaokoland e.V.
A former learner of Nomtsoub Primary School, Bennett ||Khaibeb has called on fellow alumni to give back to the school.
The school is in dire need of additional classrooms and an assembly hall.
The |Khomas Regional Council visited various project sites in Windhoek to assess progress and engage with site managers.
The project involves the construction of classrooms at two schools, as well as the improvement of A. Shipena Secondary School's sports field.
The Ohangwena Region's education sector is faced with a myriad of challenges, including a shortage of classrooms and a lack of sufficient infrastructure, among others.
The President of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Martin Lukato, has called for unity towards progress and development.
Lukato said this at a media conference where he called on members of the party to continue working towards creating better living standards for Namibians.
The Mobile Telecommunication Company (MTC), through its Rural Schools Project, officially inaugurated a block of four classrooms and a storeroom at Kahunikwa Primary School in the Zambezi Region.
The Groendraai Primary School, located on the outskirts of Rehoboth, is the most recent school to benefit from MTC's Rural School Project.
Constructed 71 years ago on privately owned farmland, this rural school serves 225 learners.
