Ohangwena to get more secondary schools

ONDOBE – The Ministry of Education is planning to establish four more secondary schools in some constituencies of the Ohangwena Region in the near future.

The region’s Education Director, Josia Madala Udjombala, said this at the Mwadikange Kaulinge Senior Secondary School, where President Hifikepunye Pohamba unveiled a statue of the late Reverend Mwadikange Vilho Kaulinge on Saturday. According to Udjombala, the four new secondary schools will be built in the Endola, Omulonga, Epembe and Omundaungilo constituencies.The Epembe School is going to be built under the Education and Training Sector Improvement Programme (ETSIP), and a feasibility study is due to take place there next week.The construction of the secondary school in the Omundaungilo constituency will start first, in the 2009/10 financial year, said Udjombala.At the moment, the Ohangwena Region has six senior secondary schools.The Mwadikange Kaulinge school, which opened last year, is the newest.Relatives of the late Reverend Kaulinge, in consultation with the local community, erected the statue on the school grounds.NampaAccording to Udjombala, the four new secondary schools will be built in the Endola, Omulonga, Epembe and Omundaungilo constituencies.The Epembe School is going to be built under the Education and Training Sector Improvement Programme (ETSIP), and a feasibility study is due to take place there next week.The construction of the secondary school in the Omundaungilo constituency will start first, in the 2009/10 financial year, said Udjombala.At the moment, the Ohangwena Region has six senior secondary schools.The Mwadikange Kaulinge school, which opened last year, is the newest.Relatives of the late Reverend Kaulinge, in consultation with the local community, erected the statue on the school grounds.Nampa