The next semester will start for learners at the Oshigambo High School as scheduled following fruitful discussions between the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture and stakeholders.
On Friday, the school board chairperson Simon Iitula announced that due to a lack of payments from the education ministry, the school could not accommodate learners as the second semester was about to start.
The education ministry’s executive director, Sanet Steenkamp, told the Windhoek Observer that arrangements have been made for subsidy payments to the school and all learners will be able to return to school to resume the new semester starting on Monday.
Report: Martin Endjala
