Recognising women’s invaluable role, Debmarine Namibia is committed to safeguarding the health and well-being of pregnant women, ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve
Debmarine Namibia’s commitment to women’s health is a holistic approach to employee wellbeing. The company recognises that a thriving workforce begins with good health,
Growing up in the dusty streets of Katutura, a young and inquisitive boy dreamed of a future beyond the horizon. That boy was Harold Haoseb, whose journey from A.I. Steenkamp Primary School to Windhoek High School, and later the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT), shaped his path to becoming a Vessel Master.
From Bernice Tembo in 1980 to Prisca Anyolo in 2024, the Miss Namibia pageant has been uncovering Namibia’s brightest diamonds and equipping young women with the tools to make a difference. The title and crown of “Miss Namibia” transcend the Namibian stage, serving as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of young Namibian women when their voices are supported and amplified.
One of Debmarine Namibia’s guiding principles is the motto “I Care.” This motto is deeply ingrained in each of their employees, reflecting a collective commitment to compassion and generosity. Every Valentine’s Day, in a heartwarming display of unity, Debmarine employees come together to make a charitable choice by opening their hearts and contributing to the less fortunate. This dedication and initiative have not only made a significant impact on the community but also exemplified the spirit of empathy and togetherness within the organisation.
Debmarine Namibia operates in the offshore realm, with our immediate communities serving as the guardians of the vast Atlantic Ocean. With utmost respect for the marine environment, our recovery process involves extracting diamondiferous gravel from the ocean floor at depths reaching 140 meters, with 99% of the material we extract being returned to the seabed, showcasing our dedication to sustainable practices.
On the 22nd and 23rd November, the Chamber of Mines, Debmarine Namibia and B2Gold will be hosting the annual Inter-Mines Sports Games at the Vegkop Stadium in Windhoek
Debmarine Namibia’s latest addition to the marine diamond recovery fleet, the AMV3, was officially handed over by Damen Shipyard in Romania in August 2021 and has since arrived in the Port of Cape Town. The N$7 billion vessel is currently being outfitted with the mission equipment in the Port of Cape Town, South Africa. The […]
Netball Namibia successfully hosted the Debmarine Namibia Pent Series Netball Tournament from 1-5 November 2021 in Windhoek. Uganda was crowned championship of the 2021 Debmarine Pent Series for the first time ahead of Malawi, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Zambia, and Kenya. Debmarine Namibia has been a proud sponsor of Netball Namibia for more than three years with […]
The construction of the Debmarine Namibia’s new recovery vessel is nearing completion and set for delivery early next month. A significant milestone was achieved when the main engines of the Additional Mining Vessel #3 (AMV3) were started successfully for the first-time last month. The vessel is scheduled to be completed in July, and will soon […]
