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Charmaine Matheus Appointed Acting CEO of Namibia Tourism Board

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The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) has appointed Charmaine Matheus as the new acting CEO until 31 August this year.

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Matheus, who is the tourism body’s Head of Marketing, replaces NTB Head of Business Development and Operations, Bonnie Mbidzo, who has been acting in the role since December last year.

NTB has been without a substantive CEO since the exit of Digu //Naobeb last year, who had been at the helm of the institution since 2007.

The NTB is a state-owned entity mandated by the government as the regulatory and marketing body for tourism activities in Namibia.

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