Author: hosea@imarketing.com.na

Namdeb spends approximately N$270 million per month on the procurement of goods and services from Namibian-based businesses. This constitutes approximately 85% its total expenditure. The majority of the grandmaster of Namibian diamond mining’s spend relates to earthmoving activities. This includes

Namibia’s oldest diamond miner, Namdeb, is in the process of ramping up operations at its Southern Coastal Mines (SCM) as it makes progress in implementing its long-term plan. The plan was made possible thanks to a five-year, 5% royalty remission, agreed to

Successful conclusion of wage negotiations contributes to diamond miner’s long term future. Early in July and after months of rigorous negotiations, Namdeb and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) Oranjemund branch announced the successful conclusion of a three-year wage agreement for

Diamond pioneer gets kitted out for the future as employee housing is spruced up. While operations at the Daberas diamond mine in Mining Licence Area 42 (ML42) wind down on Friday, 21 July 2023, Namdeb will not retrench but redeploys its

Namdeb continues to form strategic partnerships with key stakeholders with a mutual benefit to both parties involved. In pursuance of embracing technology, Namdeb collaborated with the NUST’s IT Department to produce a breathtaking virtual Reality (VR) video that encapsulates our