Also known as: Namibia Dairies Superfarm
Namibia Dairies — dairy and beverage producer owned by Ohlthaver & List Group, facing N$24.5m lawsuit from Windhoek over 2019 fuel spill.
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The Namibian
Namibia Dairies is opposing Municipal Council of Windhoek's claim
“Namibia Dairies is opposing the council's claim.”
Hearing of city’s N$24.5m water pollution claim startsWindhoek Observer
Namibia Dairies announced that Nammilk has been named Most Admired Namibian Brand in Non-Alcoholic Beverage category at 16th Annual Brand Africa Awards
“Namibia Dairies has announced that Nammilk has been named the Most Admired Namibian Brand in the Non-Alcoholic Beverage category at the 16th Annual Brand Africa 100: Africa's Best Brands Awards, held in Windhoek.”
Namibia Dairies recognised at the 16th annual Brand Africa AwardsWindhoek Observer
Namibia Dairies earned distinction as first runner-up for Most Admired Consumer Staples Brand
“Namibia Dairies also earned distinction as the first runner-up for Most Admired Consumer Staples Brand, with Nammilk following closely as second runner-up.”
Namibia Dairies recognised at the 16th annual Brand Africa AwardsNamibian Sun
Namibia Dairies was a client of Victoria Kambala before she joined SanlamAllianz
“Before joining SanlamAllianz, she worked with clients including Namibia Dairies, Hartlief Namibia and MTC Namibia.”
Victoria Kambala focuses on brand storytelling at SanlamAllianzNew Era
Namibia Dairies' MoreToLove campaign for the beloved Oshikandela brand was named Advertising Campaign of the Year
“The O&L Group delivered a commanding double victory when Namibia Dairies' MoreToLove campaign for the beloved Oshikandela brand was named Advertising Campaign of the Year, reinforcing a standout evening for the group at the Windhoek Country Club Resort gala dinner.”
O&L BrandX, Namibia Dairies take top honours at MTC IndabaThe Namibian
Namibia Dairies operates the !Aimab Superfarm at Mariental
“The industry is dominated by Namibia Dairies, which operates the !Aimab Superfarm at Mariental, accounting for roughly 90 – 95% of total local production.”
Travena Dairies to close Windhoek distribution outletsThe Namibian
Namibia Dairies is a subsidiary of Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group
“Oshikandela is a product of Namibia Dairies (ND), a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group.”
Afroprint Line Scoops Oshikandela PrizeThree Ohlthaver & List operating companies—Model, OL Leisure, and Hartlief—were recognised at the Namibian Standards Institute 2026 National Quality Awards, winning five Large Enterprise category honours including Company of the Year and Large Enterprise Exporter of the Year.
19 October 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Three Ohlthaver & List operating companies—Model, OL Leisure, and Hartlief—were recognised at the Namibian Standards Institute 2026 National Quality Awards, winning five Large Enterprise category honours including Company of the Year and Large Enterprise Exporter of the Year.
19 October 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
OL Group has terminated the employment of group chief operating officer Wynand Oosthuizen effective immediately, following an internal process. Oosthuizen, who also served as a board member and acting managing director of Namibia Dairies, is no longer a member of any OL company directorships.
16 July 2026 · The Namibian →
The Municipal Council of Windhoek is suing Namibia Dairies for N$24.5 million over a February 2019 heavy fuel oil spill at the company's factory that contaminated the city's Gammams Water Care Works and caused damage to water treatment processes. The hearing before the Windhoek High Court began on Tuesday, with Namibia Dairies opposing the council's claim.
16 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia Dairies announced that Nammilk has been named the Most Admired Namibian Brand in the Non-Alcoholic Beverage category at the 16th Annual Brand Africa 100 Awards held in Windhoek. Namibia Dairies also earned first runner-up for Most Admired Consumer Staples Brand, with Rietfontein Guava Juice taking third place in the non-alcoholic beverage category.
1 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Local business group OL unveiled a Vision 2029 strategy aimed at growing earnings before interest and tax to N$2.5 billion while positioning itself among the world's top 10 great places to work. The strategy, announced alongside a new corporate identity and "One OL" rebrand, focuses on growth, leadership, organisational culture, and an OL Persona score above 85%.
22 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Victoria Kambala, 30, joined SanlamAllianz on 1 April as marketing and communications consultant, bringing experience from roles with Namibia Dairies, Hartlief Namibia, and MTC Namibia. She holds an honours degree in business management from NUST Namibia and focuses on brand storytelling and connecting companies with communities.
15 May 2026 · Namibian Sun →
O&L BrandX was named Agency of the Year at the inaugural MTC Branding & Marketing Excellence Awards, while Namibia Dairies' MoreToLove campaign for Oshikandela won Advertising Campaign of the Year. The awards recognised 44 submissions across 15 categories at the second MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba.
13 April 2026 · New Era →
Rising fuel costs are expected to drive up distribution and import expenses, prompting major retailers and suppliers to increase prices over coming months. Economists warn that Namibia's heavy reliance on food imports from South Africa, combined with higher transport and production costs, will push inflation higher and hit low-income households hardest.
5 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Indigenous milk producer Travena Dairies will close its four Windhoek distribution outlets this month due to unsustainable operations, eliminating at least 20 jobs. The company faces challenges including land tenure insecurity, escalating costs, and loss of government school milk contracts when the government switched to imported powdered milk in 2022.
4 February 2026 · The Namibian →
Ohlthaver & List Group posted revenue of N$5.05 billion in 2025 with a 94% increase in operating profit to N$363.7 million, as the group pursued its Vision 2029 strategic objectives. The group spent N$532.8 million on capital expenditure across infrastructure modernisation, manufacturing upgrades, and strategic acquisitions including full ownership of technology firm Mach 10 and premium hospitality properties Le Mirage and Divava.
13 January 2026 · The Namibian →