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ExpressCredit Namibia appoints Melvin Angula as CEO

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ExpressCredit Namibia has appointed Melvin Hosea Angula as Chief Executive Officer, effective 20 March 2026.

Angula joins the microlender from Letshego Micro Financial Services Namibia, where he served as CEO and oversaw a period of strategic repositioning, strengthened governance and improved operational performance.

He brings experience in financial services, strategy and digital transformation, with a focus on credit risk management, operational efficiency and scalable lending models.

The ExpressCredit board said his appointment will support the company’s growth and strengthen its position in Namibia’s microlending sector.

Angula said he will focus on enhancing operations, expanding access to responsible credit and delivering sustainable value to customers.

ExpressCredit Namibia provides short-term loans to private and public sector employees, particularly those underserved by mainstream financial institutions.

The company said it will continue to expand its presence through digital platforms and its branch network, with an emphasis on responsible lending and customer service.

The appointment forms part of the company’s efforts to strengthen leadership and advance financial inclusion in Namibia.

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