Namibia:Centenary of Scouting in Namibia

Issued to Commemorate the unvailing of the precinct stone of the British Settlers Monument at Grahamstown.

A special Commemorative Datestamp was used on 3 September 1962 at Grahamstown.

Issue Description
Scouting is a worldwide movement, providing guidance and productive pursuits to the youth. The organisation prioritises outdoor activities, which is ideal in Namibia with its inspiring environment and sunny weather.

Scouting focuses on teaching selfreliance and playing a constructive role as individuals in society. The movement is divided into three branches to accommodate different age groups and their interests – Cubs cater for the youngsters, Scouts for teenagers and Rovers for young adults.