Onamulunga community gains skills in ceramics workshop

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2024-10-02

ONAMULUNGA, 02 October 2024 - A group of women from Onamulunga village pictured during the ceramics training held at Onamulunga village. (Photo by: Gabriel Tomas) NAMPA

ONAMULUNGA, 02 OCT (NAMPA) – A group of 23 community members from Onamulunga village in the Oshikoto Region are attending a ceramics workshop.
The training, which began on Monday and ends Friday, focuses on converting traditional clay into ceramic products such as pots, cups, bowls and plates.
The group of 20 women and three men are receiving training from 34-year-old Jacobina Nangula, who said she wants to share her knowledge and skills with the...

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