Orano Mining Namibia invests in local artistic talent

A two-week craft training to help artists thrive
To kick off a two-week craft training, Orano Mining Namibia sponsored 20 Spitzkoppe-based craft artists at Spitzkoppe Village on Monday, 7 November. The training is being facilitated by the Community Skills Development Foundation (Cosdef) Arts and Craft Centre to the value of N$105 000 to cover creative art foundation training and craft technical training.
Wetumwene Shikage
The training by Orano Mining Namibia forms part of a more extensive training project expected to continue in 2023 to expand the skills base of the craft artists in this community.O
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-15

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