Regional health leaders complete African Leadership Institute training
The FirstRand Namibia Foundation and the African Leadership Institute recently celebrated the 100th group of leaders who completed their training and received their NQA accredited Certificate in Transformational Leadership.
Amongst these leaders were Ministry of Health and Social Services leaders from Oshakati, Omaruru, the Omaheke region and Katutura Hospital.
Dr Chrisna von Gericke-Fourie, from the African Leadership Institute stated that through the intervention at the Institute, individuals are inspired and enabled to lead powerful transformation in their personal life, character and emotional intelligence, in their relationships at home and work as well as in their performance in the workplace and the communities.
“This holistic leadership training intervention equips and empowers leaders to take up their responsibilities and to make a significant difference in their sphere of influence. Through the generous support and sponsorship from the FirstRand Namibia Foundation, another group of 12 leaders will register during 2021 for the Certificate in Transformational Leadership at the African Leadership Institute,” von Gericke-Fourie said.
Revonia Kahivere, CSI Manager of the FirstRand Namibia Foundation recognized the collaboration the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) and ALI which has been successful for more than five years, resulting in more than 50 health administrators and leaders being armoured with the power to effectively raise productivity while inspiring agility of thought and process in communities across the country.
“The FirstRand Namibia Foundation strongly believes that supporting projects that create a chain of empowerment can contribute significantly towards enhancement of our mind-sets, our abilities to pick up on opportunities or address challenges, all the while effectively growing our economy,” Kahivere added.
f.l.t.r- First row: Liina Udjombala, Karoline Shiyagaya, Revonia Kahivere, Welda Gawanas. Middle row: Aune Kaufiwetu Hamutwe, Dr. Frans Enkono Indongo, Pieter Louw, Brain Isaacs, Wilbard Nangombe.
