2017Annual Report

Creating the

Ultimate well

Rounded student

AthleteTitus Mwahafa

Empowering the next classof African leaders throughBasketball integrated with

Education and EntrepreneurialLeadership Training for young

people .

Dear friends,Greetings from Namibia!

Director ’s Letter Dear friends,Greetings from Windhoek,Namibia!

Founder’s Letter

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Titus MwahafaFounder & President

FROM OPPORTUNITY

TO IMPACT

TBA’s Development Model6 Development Model|| www.technicalbasketballacademy.com

Identify Potential Develop Through Practice Connect to opportunities

Using Basketball as a Knob to attract dynamic student athletes

Learn While doing - taught through experience

Opening doors-Breaking Barriers

We seek dynamic motivat-ed members from all over Khomas Region who are thrilled at the prospects of an intense program which they will develop as student athlete.

With TBA students, Estab-lish a fully functional student enterprise which enables them to become

innovative and become mentally mature.

Guided by a powerful network, young leaders are taught to embrace the spirit of unity and eventu-ally becoming the network for their Juniors.

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65ACTIVE MEMBERS

450RECEIVED APPLICATION

SINCE 2015

15GUST SPEAKERS

INVITED ANNUALLY

3AFRICAN COUNTRIES

REPRESENTED

2STUDENT ENTERPRISES

LAUNCHED

5PARTNER SCHOOLS

2015 - 2017

Entrepreneurial LeadershipProgram

Returning to LeadTBA’s new Head of Entrepreneurial Leader-shipGabriella Stadhauer

This is about direction.

A Namibian child to distinguish

Between Entrepreneurship and

Being Entrepreneurial

ANamibian National and African Leadership Academy Alumnus. Gabriella is amongst Namibia's

ALA.

The 2014 Alumnus returned to Namibia in 2016, and joined TBA in 2017 as the Head of the Entrepreneurial Leadership program. Its Gabriella’s role to shape our young leaders to poses skills such as emotional intelli-gence, pro activeness and so much more.

Gabriella, whose a former learner of Delta High and an ALA Alumnus, is excited of an opportu-nity to become part of the TBA family and cannot wait to share her experience.

African Leadership Academy is the leading pan-African educational institution in the world and now she gets to share her experiences with a young group of Namibians at TBA.

“Sports has the power

To change the world.

It has the power to

Inspire It has the

power to Unite

people in a way That

little else does. It

Speaks to youth in a

Language they

Understand. Sport

can create Hope

where the was Only

despair.”

Nelson Mandela

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GovernanceBoard of Director s

Mr. Graeme Mouton Mrs. Martha Mutilifa Mrs. Paulina HauholoM s. Florence Rukata Mr. David Shiminwo

Global Advisor y Council

Mrs. Nina Mapili Mr. Francois Brand Mrs. Sharon Tjiueza

ManagementPresidentVice presidentHead of FinanceSecretary GeneralHead of Entrepreneurial L eadershipHead of MarketingHead of Lets Study programHead of Fitness&PsychologyHead of Basketball TeensHead Of Basketball Toddlers

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Mr. Mwahafa TitusVacantMs. Sylvia NegumboMs. Hilma AmukogoMs. Gabriella Stadhaue rMr- Cameron KatMs. Victoria ShipaleMs. Rachel AngulaMr. Alexander KapepuMr. Gift Tjivikua

“Sports has the power

To change the world.

It has the power to

Inspire It has the

power to Unite

people in a way That

little else does. It

Speaks to youth in a

Language they

Understand. Sport

can create Hope

where the was Only

despair.”

Nelson Mandela

Program Report

Our Impact

A look at the increase in number of studentsserved since inception

GrowthGrade Breakdown

0

30

60

90

2015 2016 2017

10

10 7

5

10

5

10

8

98% Percentage Pass Rateof TBA Students over the years

5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th

Building young leaders who are not only knowledgeable who can think analytically, read critically, and communicate clearly for impact.

Igniting the Potential of TBA child, whats happening now in their home,community will determine the trajec-tory for the rest of their life's and TBA is aligning each member to have the best opportunities.

RACHEL ANGULA

Our Values

Belief in the b

ound

less p

otential o

f young

peo

ple

Co

nviction in the ed

ucational

and m

otivatio

nal imp

act of relevant,

hands o

n learning

Co

urage

Perseverance

Integrity

hirty years from now, when TBA Student Athlete are young professionals and some entering universities we will be witness-ing a world linked to a common goal.

We are talking about a new approach to education, a new

approach to developing kids. A curriculum for a Namibian child designed to Equip a Namib-ian child to solve Namibias problems.A logical extension of the Academy's mission to keep revamping the curriculum to the best interest of our Athletes to world class stan-dard

TDesigning a Curriculum for TBA’s Future

TBA prepares students from all walks of life to be trailblazers with the ability to make an impact beyond the gates of education institu-tions.

TBA lets study programs is a hands on practi-cal theory oriented learning program a logical extension in this unprecedented era of globalisation.

TBA Statistical Impact2017

2017 Exam StatsNamibian Population

12th GradeNational Exams

10th GradeNational Exams

TBA

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

35

95%

100%

Number of High SchoolStudents at TBA for 2017

Percentage of Students that set for National exam passed during 2017

Percentage of students at TBA that set for ordinary Exams and passed

Victoria Shipale

R

Cultivating Independent Thinkers

Events Report

Hilma Amukugo

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r to

mor

row

dep

ends

on

mak

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the

righ

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vest

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day

Building a Lifelong Network

A

N$ 7000Raised

MARCH FUNDRAISER

What happened where?

Baton bearer Helalia Johannes and Rio 2016 -Olympic long distance runner led the wayat UNICEF involving over 150 adults and youngpeople. The relay inspired a day of sporting activity.

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150 young people from NFA Girls and TBAdescended on the road for mass participation relay.The Baton was proudly carried by by Kiki Ghebo-The United Nations resident coordinator.

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At the National Parliament we welcomed by NamibianPara olyimpian Gideon Nasilowski Amphibian whocarried the baton all the way to the doors of parliament where we received by the Minister of Sports, Deputy Minister and Speaker of National Parliament.

UNICEF Flash-Mob

City Of Windhoek

IndependenceStadium

Gala Dinner

RELAY

PARLIAMENT

The High light of the relay was the Flash mob the Namibian sports sphere shutdown the busiest street in windhoek (independence Avenue). with coordinated dance routines...................................................................................................

All sport codes where received at the COW by the Mayor. We than proceeded to the for

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All sports entered the independence stadiumwhere all sport codes had a parade...................................................................................................

The Baton ended with a Gala dinner to raise funds for the 12 Namibian athletes represent-ing the nation at the 2018 Common wealth games ..................................................................................................

QUEENS BATONRELAYCommonwealth Games Queen’s Baton RelayThe Queen’s Baton Relay is the traditional curtain-raiser to the Com-monwealth Games. It visits all 70 competing nations and territories representing almost a third of the world’s population. The Baton car-ries a message from the Queen to the Commonwealth that she reads out at the Opening Ceremony of the Games and symbolises the coming together of all Commonwealth nations and territories in preparation for the four-yearly festival of sport and culture.

This year during the African Day Celebration TBA took Part in Exhabition match with BAS at the Katutura Youth Complex. The Games where organized by the Namibian Basketball federation . The games were witnesed by the Minister of Sports youth and National services Hon: Jerry Ekandjo the event was also graced by wheelchair basketball.

AFRICAN DAYCELEBRATION

Every Holiday season TBA, hosts its annual Christmas fundraising campaign. This event is aimed at engaging the public via Basketball activities and putting a smile on the community as we educate them on the Basketball game, TBA also has charity box at this event which we collect goodies for a charity of our choice.

TBA Family believes in the spirit of giving back and touching each soul during the Holiday season, spending time with the elderly and children.

CHRISTMAS FUNDRAISER

Financial Report

Details 2017

Revenue 180

Other Income 0.3

Operating Expenses (150)

Balance 30.3

2016

150

0

(130)

20

Details 2017

Current Assets 30

Non Current Assets

Total Assets 30

Current Liabilities 0

Balance 30

2016

10

10

0

10

INCOME STATEMENT | For the year ending 31 December

BALANCE SHEET | For the year ending 31 December

in Thousands, N$

in Thousands, N$Partnership Philanthropy

75% 20%

FINANCIAL & ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION

Technical Basketball Academy had an operating surplus in FY 2016 as we continued our ambitious TBA Tods program roll out

Over the past two years, we have committed over N$ 60 Thousand to the expansion of our programs , and projects we have consistently delivered on time and within budget. These investments improve the underlying economics of our programs and expand our mission impact, with

45% more leaders for Africa developed each year. We are grateful to the generosity of supporters from around the world in making the work of the Academy possible.

TECHNICAL BASKETBALL ACADEMY 2017 Financials

N$ 0 TH

N$ 50 TH

N$ 100 TH

N$ 150 TH

N$ 200 TH

TBA Foundation

2017 2016ProgramExpense

AdministrativeExpense

FundraisingExpense

5%

SOURCES OF REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSE

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With Gratitude GIVE TO TBA

SUPPORTING A NAMIBIAN CHILD

SPONSOR A TBASTUDENT ATHLETE

TECHNICAL BASKETBALL ACADEMY

Our deepest appreciation goes out to ourextraordinary donors who have helped makethe TBA vision a reality since our founding

A powerful way to develop future leader-ship for Africa is to directly invest in leaders themselves – by providing sponsorships for students from disadvantaged communities.

DONATE TO THE GENERAL FUND

DONATE TO BUILDING FUND

As we expand and increase our footprint, we are creating learn-ing and living environ-ments for the next Class of Africa’s leaders. Add your personal footprint tothe legacy of TBA by contributing to the building FUND.

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A special Thanks