Windhoek Lager donated to embassies for celebrations

NAMIBIA Breweries Limited last week handed over 270 cases of Windhoek Lager to the 27 Namibian embassies abroad as well as an additional 10 cases to the local Foreign Affairs representatives who support the colleagues abroad. Rosemary Shippiki, National Marketing Manager at NBL, handed over the cases to the Honourable Utoni Nujoma, Minister of Foreign Affairs and said: ?On the brink of the 22nd anniversary of our country?s independence, NBL is once again honoured to be able to share with everyone the joy of our independence.

Over the last 22 years Namibia has come a long way and every year the anniversary of the country?s freedom is worth celebrating.? Shippiki added that NBL ? as operating company within the O&L Group of Companies ? has been at the forefront of good business, contributing to wealth creation, employment and a healthy economy. Ohlthaver & List is a truly authentic Namibian business group that is committed to our country and its people ? hence its purpose ?Creating a future, enhancing life. She said: ?We enhance lives on a continual basis through investment in our own people, sponsorships, corporate social investment projects and much more. NBL has grown in leaps and bounds over the past 90 years with major inroads having been made since the independence of our country.

?Our brands are well known, respected and of superior quality and Windhoek Lager especially has done well in the international markets. This is only possibly with the back-up of a good government, favourable laws and a peaceful and productive environment in which to conduct business. We thank you for paving the way, enabling us to enhance life and create a future.?