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MultiChoice Namibia has rolled out its DStv education bouquet of eight premium channels to 100 under-resourced schools across the country, with plans to extend this service to 50 more schools every six months.
Thanks to Multichoice for good work. 30 percentage to 80 too good to be true. But it is a pity to the schools in the rular villages in namibia where there is no electricity. The poor formerly disadvantaged communities they remain in poverty and the passing rate at these schools is very low.Other companies can you please do the same- giving back to the communities
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