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Kasada to Acquire 414-Key Safari Hotels & Conference Centre, the Largest Hospitality Complex in Namibia
May 12, 2021 GMT
JOHANNESBURG & PORT LOUIS, Mauritius & WINDHOEK, Namibia (BUSINESS WIRE) May 12, 2021
Funds advised by Kasada Capital Management today announced the acquisition of the 414-key Safari Hotels and Conference Centre in Windhoek, Namibia. This transaction will be made through Kasada Hospitality Fund LP (“Kasada”) and remains subject to approval by the Namibian Competition Commission.
The hotel complex is strategically located within ten minutes of Windhoek’s city center and adjacent to Eros Airport. It consists of the 215-key Safari Court Hotel, the 199-key Safari Hotel and Namibia’s foremost Meetings, Incentives, Conferencing, Exhibitions (MICE) venue, the Safari Court Conference Centre that includes a 1,600m 2 grand ballroom that can hold up to 2,400 delegates.
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The new namesake of one of Gainesville’s oldest schools
A new, modern sign was erected last fall outside of one of Gainesville’s oldest public schools, replacing another sign bearing the name of a Confederate brigadier general. The former J. J. Finley Elementary School, which served White students during segregation, is now named for a third generation Gainesvillian, Carolyn Beatrice Parker, whose paternal grandmother was enslaved.
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State Sen. Andrew Jones, R-Centre, on Monday announced two constitutional amendments he will offer in the Legislature, one mirroring his local bill designed to keep rendering plants out of Etowah County.
The other? It would phase out occupational tax in the five Etowah County municipalities that impose it, over a 20-year period.
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