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Namibian professionals recognised among Top Women Shaping the PR Industry

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February 13, 2026
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Africa PR Week has recognised several Namibian professionals among the Top Women Shaping the PR Industry in Namibia, acknowledging their contribution to corporate communications, brand strategy and stakeholder engagement across key sectors of the economy.

The recognition highlights women regarded as playing a leading role in shaping Namibia’s communications landscape within industries including banking, insurance and telecommunications.

According to the organisers, the recognition seeks to spotlight leaders who are advancing the public relations profession while setting new standards within the industry.

“We are incredibly proud to spotlight these visionary women who are redefining the communications landscape in Namibia. From industry pioneers to strategic powerhouses, these leaders are setting new benchmarks for excellence and driving brand narratives at the highest levels,” Africa PR Week said.

Those recognised include Kirsty Watermeyer, Head of Communications at FirstRand Namibia, and Elzita Beukes, Senior Manager: Public Relations and Communication at Standard Bank Namibia.

Victoria Möller (CPRP), Group Manager: Stakeholder Engagement and Communications at Capricorn Group Limited, was also acknowledged for her role in shaping stakeholder strategy and corporate reputation.

Also included on the list are Morna Ikosa, Corporate Communications Manager (Subsidiaries) at the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF); Selma Kaulinge, Communication and PR Manager at Nedbank Namibia; and Wetumwene Shikage, Strategic Communication Specialist at Bank Windhoek.

Hileni Amadhila (CPRP), Senior Public Relations, Stakeholder and Communications Consultant at Old Mutual Namibia, was recognised for her contribution to strategic communications within the financial services sector.

Further recognition went to Roux-ché Locke, Albertina Kashuupulwa-Malwa (CPRP), MA, Founder of TULIP MEDIA Consultancy, and Nomvula Kondombolo Kambinda (CPRP), Head of Corporate Communications and Public Relations at Telecom Namibia.

“Recognised among the Top Women Shaping the PR Industry in Namibia, these professionals are at the forefront of innovation and strategic growth, proving that African excellence knows no borders,” the organisation said.

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