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Welcome to Namambe
This is a Talent Search Web-based Talk Show, discovering real talents and work experiences in Namibia.
It is a great honour to have Mr. Ambrosius Mwetwadha Agapitus as a Special Guest on Show.
Ambrosius Mwetwadha Agapitus
Ambrosius Mwetwadha Agapitus (79) is a former Director of Education Programmes from 01/09/1990. In June 1994 he was requested to take over the responsibilities of what was known as Windhoek Education Region (in Khomas, Omaheke and Otjozondjupa political regions) until his retirement in April 2003. It was probably due to this assignment that he was known as the Director of Education for the Khomas Region.
In October of the same year (2003), he became Namibia’s Representative to UNESCO in Paris, France. At about the same time, he was also appointed as a member of the Immigration Tribunal for the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration. While serving in this responsibility he was appointed chairperson of the Advisory Council on Teacher Training and Education.
In 2012 he was appointed chairperson of NSFAF to administer it in accordance with its founding legal instruments. Prior to all these appointments Agapitus has been a school principal at St Joseph High School which is a Roman Catholic Run school at Dobra, outside Windhoek. In this interview we will discuss issues relating to Oshiwambo dialects.
Ongwediva Education Center
As a staff member of the Ongwediva Education Center (1973 - 19750)
Canisianum
Canisianum Roman Catholic Secondary School at Anamulenge (1976 – April 1977)
St Joseph High School
Staff member and principal of St Joseph’s RC High School (May 1977 – 1981 teacher/HOD and 1982 – Aug 1990 principal)
UNESCO
As Namibia’s representative on UNESCO Executive Board 2003 – 2007; Other members of the team from l/r: Ambassador W. Emvula, Director of Namibia Unesco Commission Trudie Amulungu and member of Nam Unesco Com. Frieda Kanime with a friend of ours who works at UNESCO HQ in Paris.
UNESCO
As Namibia’s representative on UNESCO Executive Board 2003 – 2007; Other members of the team from l/r: Ambassador W. Emvula, Director of Namibia Unesco Commission Trudie Amulungu and member of Nam Unesco Com. Frieda Kanime with a friend of ours who works at Unesco HQ in Paris.
