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28 Jul 2022

COSDEF receives much needed financial support from CCBA Namibia

Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) in Namibia has partnered with Community Skills Development Foundation (COSDEF) and donated N$450 000 to enable skills training for women and youth.

Sustainability

03 Jun 2022

Boost for plastic waste recycling as Coca-Cola bottler partners with a PET flaking plant in Okahandja

Plastic waste management in Namibia is set for a major boost with the establishment of a polyethylene phthalate (PET) flaking plant in Okahandja. The recycling plant will transform discarded plastic beverage bottles made from PET material into PET flakes that has an international market value.

Sustainability

13 May 2022

Coca-Cola Beverages Africa in Namibia launches new locally produced Cappy Delight fruit juice

A new locally produced juice brand, Cappy Delight, will be hitting the shelves in Namibia after the installation of a state-of-the-art production line at Coca-Cola Beverages Africa’s (CCBA) Windhoek Bottling Plant.

Business

28 Apr 2022

Woman entrepreneurs discover the key to greater success with online skills workshop

A group of 21 woman entrepreneurs have completed an Entrepreneurship Skills Workshop. The training was facilitated by the Business and Entrepreneurship Training Centre and funded by Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) Namibia, with the aim of developing the business skills and financial acumen of the women.

Sustainability

07 Oct 2021

Beaches and rivers in SA, Mozambique, Zambia and Namibia get new lease on life with clean-up campaigns

Beaches and waterways in South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia and Namibia received a welcome freshening up on International Coastal and River Cleanup Day this year as teams of volunteers supported by Coca-Cola Beverages Africa sprang into action to collect plastic waste.

Sustainability

06 Jun 2019

Coca-Cola Beverages Africa inaugurates sustainable solar power system in Windhoek

A subsidiary of CCBA, Coca-Cola Namibia Bottling Company (CCNBC) will now derive 9% of the factory’s total power requirements from a clean, sustainable energy source: the sun

Business, Sustainability

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