Promising Pages Namibia

The learners of Onameya Primary School in Omuthiya proudly display the secondhand books and classroom resources they received recently through us. Please contact us if you have any similar materials you are willing to donate.

Happy World Book Day! Our fabulous donors at Uncle Spike's Book Exchange invite you to give a second-hand book a new home this Friday.

Many thanks to Jnbn Shikongo who arranged for donated fiction, nonfiction and textbooks to reach the keen students at Mandume Language Centre in Windhoek - the 20th site that has now received our support!

Our initiative now has 18 supported sites! Please contact us if you have books, study guides or magazines like ‘National Geographic’ you can donate. We can take delivery or put you in contact with a centre that would LOVE to receive them. In Windhoek, feel free to drop them off at the Physically Active Youth Namibia little library at the Windhoek Multi-purpose Youth Resources Centre.

Credit: Taisiia Stupak

Many thanks to Mayi Kandishishi who kindly arranged transport for TWELVE boxes of donated books, magazines and textbooks (no, not whisky!) to begin their journey from us all the way to region where they will fill the shelves of a community library. A good moment to celebrate all the many Namibians who give their unwanted books and shelves, plus much time and effort to spreading the love of reading right around the land.

Beautiful participants and prizes at the Sec Namibia schools’ quiz this weekend. We are proud to support this incredible organisation as it motivates the next generation of environmental custodians and defenders of Namibian nature

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It’s a blessed weekend when we have a car-load of books and magazines to sort and distribute to eager readers. A massive ‘thanks’ to Uncle Spike's Book Exchange for coming through with this incredible donation!

Please head over to the website of Soafrspm to find out how to put NEW books in the hands of young Namibians through this inspirational initiative!

A brilliant initiative in South Africa. We need these visiting our far-flung rural settlements and even the informal communities in our towns. Which big corporation would be willing to set this system up here in the Land of the (illiterate) Brave?

This is a brilliant initiative. So many schools, community libraries, after-school clubs and resource centres desperately need such supplies. Please support this!

Old stationery can still create new opportunities 📖💛
If your business has excess stationery you no longer use, let us help place it where it matters most — in schools and early learning centres.

Luwi Investments manages the full process from collection to delivery.

Let’s support education together.