MEDIA

Meet Josephina Lotho (23). This young mining engineer is already carving out a path for her career and professional development, as she secures her place with one of Namibia’s most progressive organisations to work for. As one of Namdeb’s youngest

Meet Tania Conry, whose lifelong association with the diamond mining company has proven that inclusion of women in the industry to accelerate equal opportunities inspires to positively create a balance for a better tomorrow. She elaborates how this opportunity has

Jimi Hill shares the sparkle behind the payroll. Meet Jimi Hill, Namdeb’s reward specialist, safety enthusiast and passionate participant in Namibia’s oldest diamond miner’s unique world of work. Jimi elaborates on his glittering career with Namdeb, how it has affected him

. Pauline Thomas-Kahupi shares her story of embracing a lifetime of positive impact inspired by Namdeb’s ‘shiny stones’. Pauline places her primary focus on seamlessly connecting the crucial new intersections between external brand positioning, internal cultural integrity, and alignment, while also striving

Jauque looks back at almost two decades with Namibia’s oldest diamond miner. Nineteen years after he started working for Namdeb, Senior Financial Manager Jauque Jansen is about to embark on a new journey with fellow Namdeb Holdings subsidiary and sister company

Namdeb is in the process of ramping up operations at its Southern Coastal Mines (SCM), where it uses accretion to push back the mighty Atlantic Ocean, to enable onshore mining. This is part of its Long-Term Plan, made possible thanks

N$1,2 billion traded for 20 more years of Mining for Good, more jobs and big capital investments. A key enabler which has paved the way for Namdeb’s long term plan was the approval of the application for theremission of royalties by

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