Estate agency gives to charity
- Community and Culture
- Published Date
- Administrator
- Hits: 602
Real Estate agency, Fine and Country International, is giving back to the community. Regardt Lourens of Fine and Country International this week announced that they will raise funds for the Cancer Association. A donation of N$250 will be made for every property sold by the agency.“We aim to honour our social responsibility through active participation and donations,” he said. Picture: Fine and Country International staff members were ecstatic and said they are committed, and are happy to participate in raising funds for a good cause.
- Articles In This Category
- Feeding programme to be expanded (633 hits)Community and CultureThe Namibian School Feeding Programme is considered as one of government’s strategies to address the inequalities in education and expanding...Reproductive health issues discussed (908 hits)Community and CultureThe Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN) is in the process of formulating a national framework for the promotion of gender equality and sexual...Dance champion empowers youth (671 hits)Community and CultureAfrican Dance Champion Stanley Mareka has been chosen as the March winner of the Windhoek Lager Ambassador initiative. Stanley is Namibia’s own...Do more for children: UNICEF (568 hits)Community and CultureUrbanisation leaves hundreds of millions of children in cities and towns excluded from vital services, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)...It’s good bye from Anglo but not Au Revoir (168 hits)Community and CultureMining conglomerate, Anglo American, through the Anglo American Namibia Foundation (AANF), committed an initial US$3 million in 2009 and a...Unique art at FNCC (843 hits)Community and CultureA young and upcoming visual artist, Immanuel Nicodemus, will present a remarkable series of surrealistic water colour and pen drawings at the...Festive season kicks off in capital (1298 hits)Community and CultureThe mayor of Windhoek, Ellaine Trepper, marked the beginning of the festive season by switching on Christmas lights at Zoo Park, last week. Jazz...ClaSH donates to hospital (836 hits)Community and CultureThe Association for Children with Language, Speech and Hearing Impairments of Namibia (CLaSH) recently donated a screening audiometer valued at N$11...Sing song in Swakop (383 hits)Community and CultureThe Mondesa Youth Opportunity Trust group with their teachers (left to right) Joel Nambuli, Ineke Schluter, Catarina Baggio and Jerome Cloete at the...Sexual Health and Rights come to town (429 hits)Community and CultureThe Namibia Planned Parenthood Association (NAPPA), an affiliate member of the International Planned Parenthood Federations (IPPF) under the auspices...
- Related Articles
- MarketsEstate agents brought in N$496 million worth of business to Standard Bank between 1 October 2010 and 30 September 2011. The bank showed its gratitude...Fast network @ Omeya Estate (86 hits)MarketsTelecom this week announced its plans to build a fibre-based, mobile and wireless telecommunication network at Omeya Golf Estate 30km south of...
- Latest Articles
- HeadlinesThe Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) last weekend celebrated its second birthday with a glamorous ball at Country Club...State of grazing critical (36 hits)HeadlinesA comprehensive inter-agency Emergency Food Security Assessment conducted throughout the country revealed that poor grazing conditions are...Power cuts coming (35 hits)HeadlinesPower utility, NamPower has warned of the possibility of load shedding this winter after main supplier, Eskom refused to give the country a guarantee...Editors DeskIt is somewhat baffling to find a foreign investor so eager to enter the local scene, it embarks on a social investment programme less than a month...WeatherWhat happened? The departure from one pattern to a more favourable one is now an established feature on our synoptic charts for both the surface and...
