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Long wait for exam results almost over - Education

6 days ago - 30 March 2021 | Education Rivaldo KavangaBet-el Primary School on Friday, 26 March 2021 received three classroom blocks and a storeroom from The Craton Foundation. The classrooms were donated to. 6 days ago - 30 March 2021 | Education LEANDREA LOUW The International School of Walvis Bay (ISWB) boasts with excellent results in the Cambridge International Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced (AS/A) levels. 6 days ago - 30 March 2021 | Education Iréne-Mari van der Walt The Riverside Private School family is expanding as they welcome three capable teachers to their school community. Vera Hirle,. 6 days ago - 30 March 2021 | Education Auas Motors het N$170 000 geborg vir die aanbou van klaskamers by die Laerskool Bet-El in Windhoek. Atenu Developments sal die klaskamers oprig en Round.

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Oshamukweni learners sleep on stick beds - Education

27 January 2021 | Education SHACKS AND STICKS: Learners at Oshamukweni Combined School carrying sticks for making beds in their corrugated iron shacks. Photos: Contributed TUYEIMO HAIDULA OSHAKATI The almost 40-year-old Oshamukweni Combined School in Okongo circuit, Ohangwena Region, does not have a school hostel and its pupils and teachers sleep in corrugated iron shacks. The school opened in 1978 at Oshamwukweni village, but because of the war it relocated to Oshalumbu village in 1982, where it is now. It is home to over 300 pupils from pre-primary level up to grade 9. Learners are taught in corrugated iron structures funded by the pupils’ parents because of a shortage of classrooms. Some of the classrooms have broken chairs and desks.

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The true test of leadership: how to lead during a flat economy - Columns

Anthony Mitchell Leadership is challenging at the best of times, but how you lead during an environment of complexity and ambiguity is the real test of your capability, writes Anthony Mitchell While we may not be on track for a recession in 2020, economists have predicted the lowest global growth since 2012. If you find yourself in a position of leadership during lean times, when there may not be a rising tide in your favour, what are your options for staying afloat? 1. First, challenge yourself to ask “how might we maintain growth with the resources we have?” For example, this might mean making smart investments in marketing. A renowned example of this is Samsung, whose heavy investment in these areas during the last recession led to their successful reinvention as an innovative brand. This catalysed the release of the first Galaxy smartphone and provided strong competition to the Apple iPhone of the time.

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