The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, has appealed to learners in the Hardap Region to consistently pursue academic excellence.
She made the call at the Hardap Regional Academic Awards held at Gibeon.
The learners at Five Rand Primary School will no longer be taught in crowded classes after Fly and Help and Oshimada built five additional classrooms.
The entities joined hands with the government by building five classrooms to make life easier for the Five Rand Primary School in Okahandja.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, is steadfast in her argument that there is no need for additional legislation concerning the provision of free sanitary materials to schoolgirls.
The Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture (MoEAC), in partnership with the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), hosted a public discussion on social protection for Namibian artists and cultural professionals.
Regional heads and stakeholders in the education sector in the Zambezi Region shared interventions that will improve national results in the region.
They also identified bottlenecks that impeded the desired results.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, has highlighted the shortage of teaching and learning resources, along with insufficient support, as crucial factors requiring immediate intervention in the Kavango East Region.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, says the release of more health professionals into the healthcare system is hoped to narrow the shortage of health workers in Namibia.
She was speaking at the graduation ceremony of the Alba Chipamba Training Centre (ACTC) at Rundu.
Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley handed over four hostel blocks, a matron's quarter, a kitchen, a dining hall, two ablution blocks, and two teacher houses to Omuhonga Combined School.
The facilities were constructed at a cost of more than N$79.5 million.
Over the past six months, FirstRand Namibia Foundation has invested N$2.8 million into the education sector.
This was revealed by the Chairperson of the Foundation Clara Bohitile at the official handover in Windhoek on Tuesday.
The Namibian Revenue Agency (NamRA) has donated forfeited goods worth more than N$100,000 to the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture.
Backpacks, caps, and soccer balls were among the items donated.
