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Drastic action to improve schools

Posted by admin | Dec 7, 2012 | General News

Annemarie Saunderson of Sanlam (left), Dr. Becky Ndjoze-Ojo of the British Council and Ilke Platt, also of Sanlam, announcing the sponsorship to develop leadership in schools.

Sanlam Namibia Holdings has donated N$30,000 to the hosting of the School Leadership Workshop, hosted and presented by the British Council. Sanlam Group CEO, Tertius Steers said “ Investment in human capital is one of the most effective means of stimulating long-term economic growth and improving general welfare. “Sanlam firmly believes in investing in our future leaders. Our donation today to the education sector is testimony our unwavering commitment and support to the education of our children and the development of the country.”