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GIPF appoints Immanuel Kadhila as General Manager: Investments

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August 5, 2025
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The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has announced the appointment of Immanuel Kadhila as its new General Manager: Investments, effective 1 September 2025.

Kadhila, who previously served as Managing Director of EOS Capital, brings extensive experience and expertise in investment management.

The Fund expressed confidence that he will play a key role in safeguarding and growing GIPF’s investment portfolio in line with its Responsible Investment Policy and Strategy.

His appointment marks a return to the organisation, having previously served as Head of Treasury from 2015 to 2022.

“The GIPF’s investments play a pivotal role through the value creation in various sectors in the Namibian economy, as the single largest investor in the country promoting socio-economic development, thus the appointment of Mr Kadhila is critical in driving the Fund’s position in supporting national development objectives and fostering an investment ecosystem of opportunity and progress in our country,” said Martin Inkumbi, Chief Executive Officer/Principal Officer of GIPF.

The Fund highlighted Kadhila’s strong background in diverse sectors, noting that his insights would strengthen GIPF’s long-term investment strategy to ensure it continues to meet its obligations to members receiving lifetime benefits.

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