#JustIn: NWR joins anti-corruption battle
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has joined the Anti-Corruption School Song Choir initiative by offering a prize worth N$15 000 to public voters.
“Corruption is a disease we need to root out. Unfortunately it’s also sad to learn that it is happening in our midst. We hope initiatives such as this will go a long way in educating that corruption is wrong,” said Nelson Ashipala, spokesperson of NWR.
As a leading hospitality player, NWR hopes that the prize will encourage the public to vote and will create awareness to the issue. Here is Ashipala (left) with Paulus Noah, the director general of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).
“Corruption is a disease we need to root out. Unfortunately it’s also sad to learn that it is happening in our midst. We hope initiatives such as this will go a long way in educating that corruption is wrong,” said Nelson Ashipala, spokesperson of NWR.
As a leading hospitality player, NWR hopes that the prize will encourage the public to vote and will create awareness to the issue. Here is Ashipala (left) with Paulus Noah, the director general of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).
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