The Namibian way

Description:

Content:

This is a practical guide to life in Namibia. The book deals with education, employment, health, personal care, etc. It sets standards of mutual respect in social relations. It makes suggestions on how to apply for jobs, speak at meetings, deal with Interviews, manaqe your finances.

It also deals with constitutional matters and the ne* potccol suLndlng Government functions and officials. The book is aimed at a wide readership. It will be of use to students, teachers and the general public. The language is clear, straightforward English. The layout ensures that readers can find the sections that interest them.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION

PART I MATTERS OF STATE
The Constitution
Government
National Symbols
Diplomatic Corps
Protocol

PART II SOCIAL RELATIONS
Reconciliation
Courtesy
Treatment of Others
Behaviour in Public

PART III EDUCATION, RECREATION AND FAMILY
Education
Recreation
Family Relations

PART IV EMPLOYMENT
Applying for a Job
Labour Relations
Office Practice
Unemployment
CONTENTS

PART V MEETINGS
Procedures
Public Meetings

PART VI PLANNING
Finances
Wills
Energy Conservation
Water Conservation
Pollution
Travel

PART VII HOW TO LOOK AFTER YOURSELF
Personal Care
Food
Health
Prevention of Accidents
Road Safety

PART VIII PUBLIC FUNCTIONS AND ENTERTAINING
Invitations
Preparations
Special Receptions
Expected Behaviour
Toasts
Entertaining
INDEX