The NamPower Foundation has inaugurated a new three-classroom block at Titus Ndjaba Combined School, alongside a guardroom and perimeter fence at Oluwaya Combined School in the Ohangwena Region. The projects, valued at over 1.6 million Namibian dollars, aim to improve educational infrastructure in the Epembe constituency.
Ohangwena education director Isak Hamatwi commended the initiative, describing it as a sustainable investment in the nation's development. He noted that the growing student population in the region has created a significant classroom shortage, making such partnerships essential. The new infrastructure enhances safety for learners and teachers while adding dignity to the learning environment.
Sarah Wayiti, a liaison officer for the foundation, stated that the investment reflects a commitment to support government efforts in improving school facilities. She urged the community and school administration to maintain the new infrastructure carefully for the benefit of current and future generations.
Ohangwena education director Isak Hamatwi commended the initiative, describing it as a sustainable investment in the nation's development. He noted that the growing student population in the region has created a significant classroom shortage, making such partnerships essential. The new infrastructure enhances safety for learners and teachers while adding dignity to the learning environment.
Sarah Wayiti, a liaison officer for the foundation, stated that the investment reflects a commitment to support government efforts in improving school facilities. She urged the community and school administration to maintain the new infrastructure carefully for the benefit of current and future generations.
