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NUST business school appoints Katarina Kamari as Communications Head

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The Harold Pupkewitz Graduate School of Business (HP-GSB) at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) has appointed former Oshakati Town Council Public Relations Officer Katarina Kamari as Head of Marketing, Corporate Communications and Stakeholder Engagement.

Kamari assumed her new role on 1 June 2026 and will be responsible for leading the school’s marketing, communications and stakeholder engagement functions.

The appointment forms part of HP-GSB’s efforts to strengthen its brand presence, expand stakeholder partnerships and enhance its position as a leading provider of business and executive education in Namibia and the region.

Kamari brings extensive experience in strategic communications, stakeholder relations, public affairs, brand management and media engagement gained in both the public sector and regional institutions.

She holds a Master of Communication Science degree and is a Certified Chartered Public Relations Practitioner (CPRP) accredited through the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA).

According to the school, Kamari will focus on increasing the visibility of HP-GSB, supporting student recruitment initiatives and strengthening engagement with key stakeholders.

The graduate school said her appointment comes as it continues to advance its strategic objective of positioning itself as a centre of excellence in business and executive education.

Prior to joining HP-GSB, Kamari served as Public Relations Officer at the Oshakati Town Council.

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