Every year in October the Shimunega ceremony takes place in Maala, in the Chieftum Mungaila. The farmers show their herds and many people, also from outside, watch. Because the animals are often in the plain of the Kafue River to graze, they have to cross the river for the ceremony. This is always an impressive spectacle. The video (facebook.com) was made by James Chenda who was in charge of the internet café of Namwala which was dissolved last year.
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Projects
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The orchard
The first major orange harvest On 9 November 2020, oranges from the school orchard were distributed to the pupils for […]
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The computer lab
The new computer lab, which was set up in the former lab for agricultural science, has now been in use […]
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Ablution Blocks
A regular servicing of the toilets, which are regularly used by 1500 pupils, is essential. In an initial phase in […]
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Planting Trees
Back in the 1970’s when the school was first opened great emphasis was placed on planting trees in the school […]
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School Expansion
The first three-classroom block (2013/2014) At the end of 2012 the foundation for a new three room building was laid. […]
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New School Furniture
With the guidance of Christopher Mukuwa, Namwala Secondary School’s metalwork teacher, a group of students began in 2007 to repair […]
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Kitchen Modernisation
In July 2007 the management of the school was taken over from Mr Frederick Mbangweta by Mr Amos Makasa. However, […]
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The School Garden
The school garden in Namwala has a long tradition. Since the founding of the school in 1966 the school has […]
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