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Wednesday, February 28, 2001 - Web posted at 8:25:17 AM GMT

Mutorwa in Seychelles

PORT LOUIS - A seven-member Namibian delegation - led by Basic Education, Sport and Culture Minister John Mutorwa - has arrived in the Seychelles for a week-long visit at the invitation of the government.

The trip follows Mutorwa's interest in the school improvement programme being implemented in the Seychelles.

The Minister is scheduled to hold talks with his Seychelles counterpart, Danny Faure, on the school improvement programme and will be given an overview of the education system in the island.

He will also visit the National Institute of Education and the Seychelles Polytechnic among other educational institutions. - misanet.com-Pana



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