Africa-Press – Namibia. GRINDROD has demonstrated its ongoing commitment to enriching the lives of the communities in which it operates by hosting handover ceremonies at two rural schools in the Erongo Region.
The ceremonies took place at Da-Palm Senior Secondary School and Okombahe Gaob Dr. Justus Garoeb High School. Each school received essential technology resources, including laptops, projectors, printers, boxes of paper, and projector screens. This generous donation, a result of collaboration between Grindrod and the Ministry of Education, was celebrated with key community leaders in attendance.
The event was attended by the Inspector of Education for the Walvis Bay Circuit, along with dignitaries such as Chief J. Mujahere of the Ovaherero Traditional Authority and Chief J. Seibeb of the Tsoaxudama Traditional Authority. School leadership, including Ms. E. Jeomba, Principal of Da-Palm Senior Secondary School, and Dr. Ausbert Siboli, Principal of Gaob Dr. Justus Garoeb High School, were also present to receive the valuable resources.
“These resources will significantly enhance the learning environment and open up new opportunities for both students and teachers,” said Johny Smith, CEO of Grindrod’s Rail division. “Grindrod is dedicated to supporting initiatives that empower education and contribute to a better learning experience for the next generation.”
The handover ceremonies were more than just formal events; they were joyous occasions filled with music, dancing, and heartfelt expressions of gratitude from the students.
This donation will enhance the learning experience for students, providing access to modern tools and resources that support their academic growth and development.
Grindrod is actively involved in various community development initiatives, demonstrating a commitment to improving the lives of people in the areas where it operates. Through its strategic terminal operations and extensive logistics capabilities in Mozambique, Grindrod fulfils its purpose of facilitating Africa’s trade with the world. The company finds the best route to market by road, rail, or sea, handling all logistics. Its services include customs clearance and forwarding, intermodal solutions, project logistics, rail logistics, road and sea transport, ship agency services, terminal operations, and warehouse management.
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