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http://www.windhoekgymnasium.com/
Windhoek Gymnasium envisions a Namibian school where learners, parents and the best-quality staff, all collaborate, as a school family, to achieve the highest standards of educational and interpersonal excellence in the country.
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http://www.drive.com.na
NTMS is a company that addresses various needs within the Namibian road traffic and transport field. The company addresses the following issues: Training, Management Consulting Services andPublications
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http://www.hrnamibia.net
HR@Work has an excellent reputation, built on a commitment to quality, speed and the ability to attract the very best candidates from all industries in Namibia. Our technology is enables us to use the best recruitment methodologies to meet the exact needs of our clients through experienced consultants who understand the commercial and dynamics of a fast moving and ever changing business world.
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http://www.goethe.de/ins/na/win/enindex.htm
The official website go the Goethe-Centre in Windhoek.
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http://www.ippr.org.na/
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) was officially launched in April 2001 as a not-for-profit organisation with a mission to deliver independent, analytical, critical yet constructive research into social, political and economic issues that affect development in Namibia.
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Cultivating Change in Agriculture
Agriculture, the cultivation and processing of animals and plants for food, fibers and other byproducts, has been at the very heart of human civilization. Farming created an abundance of food that fostered the development of significantly denser and more sophisticated societies. The necessity for the major agricultural products (foods, fibers, fuels, and raw materials) will always be there and in ever increasing amounts as the world's growing population demands.
This challenge has spurred on change through innovation and ingenuity in agricultural practices to meet these demands. The internet, which is fundamentally a tool of information and communication, has virtually changed every aspect of modern life, but has it played a part in the age old practices of agriculture and can it cultivate the changes needed to meet increasing needs?