26 April 2016 — News article

UK in Namibia celebrates Shakespeare's 400th death anniversary with film screenings

British Council and British High Commission Windhoek present two Shakespeare inspired films on 26 & 27 April 2016.

Panelists at the launch of the "Access to Information for Development" film

26 April 2016 — News article

Launch of ‘Access to Information for Development’ short film

Last week, the British High Commission together with Joe Vision Production publicly launched the Namibian short film “Access to Information for...

Participants at the Mental Health Workshop with Deputy Minister of Health & Social Services and UK High Commissioner

15 March 2016 — News article

Workshop addressing mental health needs of inmates in Namibia

UK High Commissioner Jo Lomas opens workshop on mental health for Namibian correctional services

Guests at the launch; f.l.t.r.: Graham Hopwood, IPPR, Brilliant Mabhena, Insight Namibia Magazine, Rachel Coomer, LAC, HE Jo Lomas, British High Commissioner, Emma-Kantema Gaomas, Social Security Commission

11 February 2016 — News article

Launch of Equal Opportunities in the Workplace booklet

The British High Commission and the Legal Assistance Centre launched a pamphlet entitled Encouraging Equal Opportunities in Namibia.

: Chairperson of the Petrofund board, PS of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Simeon Niilenge Negumbo, and British High Commissioner to Nambia, HE Jo Lomas at the signing of the MoU ceremony.

1 February 2016 — News article

British High Commission and Petrofund sign MoU

The British High Commission in Windhoek signed a Chevening partnership with Petroleum Training and Education Fund (Petrofund).

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Launch of ‘Access to Information for Development’ short film
- published 26 April 2016
- News article
UK in Namibia celebrates Shakespeare's 400th death anniversary with film screenings
- published 26 April 2016
- News article
Expansion of the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) application system to South Africa
- published 22 April 2016
- News article

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