Backtracking from a promise made last year that for "safety" reasons the identity of its customers will not be revealed, the state-controlled firm Namdia announced it had selected the 16 firms that will buy diamonds from Namdia from 2019 to 2021. The Namibian buyers are: Tate Diamonds and Namdar Namibia; DYS Diamond Manufacturer Namibia; Schachter and Pluczenik Diamond Company.

Namibia Desert Diamonds (Pty) Ltd, the state-owned company set up to sell Namibian diamonds directly to manufacturers and traders has announced the list of 16 clients to whom it will sell approximately N$ 2 billion of rough diamonds in both 2019-20 and 2020-21. This is the first time that the company has made the names of its clients public.

NAMDIA is pleased to announce that the selection process for its new clients has been completed.

Namibia’s state-owned diamond trading company, Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) has selected 16 companies to buy its stones from 2019 to 2021, and notably, has identified them publically. Namdia expects to sell diamonds worth over $140 million (N$2 billion) a year to 16 companies from six different countries

THE state-owned Namdia will sell diamonds worth N$2 billion a year to 16 companies from Namibia, Belgium and Dubai, among others.

THE only Microsoft learning partner in Namibia, Exedin, has opened doors for Information Technology in Namibia through the Official Microsoft Curriculum.

Georgia Companies Invited to Join Trade Mission to Resource Rich Namibia.

Microsoft has named local training academy Exedin as its first and only official learning partner in Namibia.

MICROSOFT Technologies has appointed Exedin Training Academy as its Namibian Microsoft Learning Partner.