SAIMM Namibia Branch Hosts Industry Events in Swakopmund

Key points

  • Debmarine Namibia was represented by CEO Willy Mertens, COO Maenge Shipiki-Kali, and Head of MRM Godfrey Ngaisiue.
  • The SAIMM Namibia Branch is a professional division supporting Namibia’s mining and metallurgical community.
  • Recent activities included a technical presentation at the Atlantic Villa Guesthouse and the Innovation in Mining Forum.
  • Discussions focused on artificial intelligence, automation, and environmental solutions.

Debmarine Namibia reaffirmed its leadership in the mining sector through active participation in the recent Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (SAIMM) Namibia Branch events in Swakopmund. Represented by CEO Willy Mertens, COO Maenge Shipiki-Kali, and Head of MRM Godfrey Ngaisiue, the company’s presence underscored its commitment to advancing innovation, collaboration, and sustainable practices in Namibia’s mining industry. Their engagement highlighted Debmarine Namibia’s role as a driver of thought leadership, ensuring that the company remains at the forefront of conversations shaping the future of mining.

The SAIMM Namibia Branch, a professional division dedicated to supporting the mining and metallurgical community, continues to serve as a hub for knowledge-sharing and industry dialogue. Recent activities included a technical presentation at the Atlantic Villa Guesthouse and the Innovation in Mining Forum, which drew record participation. Discussions focused on critical topics such as artificial intelligence, automation, and environmental solutions, reflecting the sector’s evolving priorities. With Debmarine Namibia’s leadership team actively contributing, these events reinforced the importance of collaboration in building a resilient, forward-looking mining industry for Namibia.

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