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Letshego appoints Akalemwa Sibanda to Head Marketing and Customer Experience

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July 24, 2025
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Letshego Holdings Namibia has appointed Akalemwa Sibanda as Head of Marketing, Communications and Customer Experience, effective 1 July 2025.

Sibanda brings more than 10 years of experience in advertising, brand strategy and marketing, the financial services company said.

“Letshego is well-positioned to strengthen customer engagement, build stakeholder trust, and deliver meaningful impact across the communities it serves,” Letshego said.

Commenting on her new role, Sibanda said: “I see my role at Letshego not just as a professional opportunity, but as a calling to help create more inclusive and empowering customer experiences for all Namibians. I am thrilled for an opportunity to be part of a brand that’s not just growing but evolving.”

Sibanda holds an Honours degree in Brand Leadership and Strategy from the Vega School of Brand Communication in Cape Town, a BA in Corporate Communications from Helderberg College, and a Certificate in Digital Marketing from the University of Cape Town.

She began her career at Adforce Namibia, then joined Bank Windhoek to manage brand and digital marketing.

Most recently, she spent seven years at Old Mutual Namibia as a Marketing Consultant for the Retail Mass Market and Personal Loans business units.

Letshego said Sibanda’s appointment would support its efforts to enhance service delivery and improve customer experience across all channels

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