Namibia: New Airports Board
The Namibian Ministry of Works and Transport has appointed a new temporary board of directors for the Namibia Airports Company. This move aims to improve governance, accountability, and operational efficiency within the state-owned entity.
Why it matters
Effective management of national infrastructure is critical for Namibia's economic connectivity and the operational success of its aviation sector.
The Ministry of Works and Transport recently introduced a new temporary board of directors for the Namibia Airports Company (NAC).
The appointment of the temporary board forms part of the government's efforts to strengthen governance, accountability, professionalism and performance at the NAC, while ensuring the company operates lawfully and in accordance with applicable legislation, policies and procedures.
The board has been entrusted with the responsibility of guiding the NAC towards greater efficiency, prosperity and improved performance, while safeguarding the interests of the company and its sole shareholder, Namibia's government.
The temporary board members are Rosalinde Nakale (chairperson), Otniel Podewiltz (deputy chairperson), Sophia Kasera (member), Phillp Iifo (member), Loide Ekandjo (member), and Natacha Kandombo (member).
The ministry has wished the temporary board success as it works towards strengthening the NAC.
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