At Kuisebmond Secondary School, we proudly call ourselves a “Society of Achievers,” and once again, we are celebrating the remarkable achievements of one of our own. Nehemia Haikali, a grade 10 student of Kuisebmond Secondary School, has been inaugurated as the new Junior Mayor of Walvis Bay. This prestigious role comes with great responsibility, and Nehemia has proven himself to be a capable and driven leader.
A Society of Achievers: Nehemia Haikali’s Accomplishment
Nehemia’s election as Junior Mayor is a true testament to his leadership qualities and dedication to serving the community. His role will see him representing the youth of Walvis Bay, addressing their concerns, and leading initiatives aimed at improving the lives of young people. This achievement not only marks a milestone in Nehemia’s life but also highlights the commitment of Kuisebmond Secondary School to nurturing future leaders.
The Junior Council Team
Nehemia will be working alongside a team of equally dedicated young leaders from various schools in Walvis Bay. His deputy, Immaculate Jash from De Duine Secondary School, will assist him in his duties. Roxen Gamises from Duinesig High School takes on the role of Chief Executive Officer, ensuring the smooth operation of the council. Other key members include:
- Public Relations Officer: Ndjoroka Nambahu, Walvis Bay Gymnasium
- Human Resources Officer: Joel Shiwedha, Flamingo Secondary School
- Treasurer: Ester Kahenge, Tutaleni High School
- Secretary: Issabella Rooza, Duneside High School
- Senior Members: Danelle Swart, Walvis Bay Private School, and Dawid Bissitt, International School of Walvis Bay
This dynamic team is set to bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the Walvis Bay Junior Council.
Nehemia Haikali’s Inspiring Acceptance Speech
During his acceptance speech, Nehemia Haikali expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to serve both his school and the community of Walvis Bay. He promised to lead with pride and integrity, emphasizing his commitment to promoting unity and collaboration among the youth. Nehemia spoke passionately about his desire to focus on sustainability and environmental awareness, pledging to advocate for initiatives that will protect the environment for future generations. His vision is to encourage young people to take an active role in creating a greener, more sustainable future for Walvis Bay. This focus on sustainability aligns perfectly with the values of Kuisebmond Secondary School, further cementing our reputation as a “Society of Achievers.”
Continuing the Legacy: Gabriel Rabanus, Deputy Mayor 2023-2024
We are particularly proud of the fact that this is not the first time a learner from Kuisebmond Secondary School has risen to such heights. Last year, our very own Gabriel Rabanus served as the Deputy Mayor of the Walvis Bay Junior Council. His contribution laid a strong foundation for Nehemia’s success, and we are thrilled to see another Kuisebmond learner continuing this legacy of leadership.
A Bright Future for Kuisebmond Secondary School Learners
As we celebrate Nehemia’s achievement, we are reminded of the bright future that lies ahead for our learners. At Kuisebmond Secondary School, we strive to provide an environment where young leaders can thrive, and we are confident that Nehemia, along with the Junior Council team, will make a lasting impact on the community of Walvis Bay.
We wish Nehemia the very best as he embarks on this exciting journey, and we look forward to celebrating even more achievements from our “Society of Achievers.”
Nehemia’s inauguration is a proud moment for Kuisebmond Secondary School. His journey is just beginning, and we are excited to see how he will inspire and lead the youth of Walvis Bay to a brighter future.