Masokotwani school receives 40 computers

NAMPA

2025-11-10

MASOKOTWANI, 10 November 2025 – B2Gold Namibia on Monday officially pledged 40 computers valued at N. dollar 250 000 to the Masokotwani combined school in the Zambezi region. The donation that was facilitated by Urban and Rural Development Minister, James Sankwasa, whom according to Zambezi education deputy director, Norah Munembo has had a history of personally donating to needy rural schools in the region in the previous years. (Photo: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA

MASOKOTWANI, 10 NOV (NAMPA) – B2Gold Namibia on Monday officially pledged 40 computers valued at N.dollars 250 000 to Masokotwani Combined School in the Zambezi Region.
The donation was facilitated by the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Sankwasa James Sankwasa, who, according to Zambezi Education Deputy Director, Norah Munembo, has a long history of personally donating to needy rural schools in the region over the years.
At the event, B2...

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MASOKOTWANI, 10 November – B2Gold Namibia on Monday officially pledged 40 computers valued at N. dollar 250 000 to the Masokotwani combined school in the Zambezi region. Urban and Rural Development Minister, James Sankwasa who facilitated the donation seats on one of the computer desks to operate the computer. (Photo: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA

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