I thought namdeb didnt have any $$$$

[Diana Rudd (Boehme)]

Want to dance Sandy.....

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

    to everyone, even the naughty children!!


Now lets dance rather....    weeeeeeeee!!!!!   



oh, my gosh, I nearly put my back out!!! 

[Jeremy Dixon]

Well just after a year down the line low and behold one of the new vehicles is sitting as Diesel Electric in Rosh Pinah, not sure what is problem is but I also noticed a large amount of rust on the front bonnet lid.

If only everyone looked after their companies assets so well.

[Andrew Darné]

So who do you work for Jeremy..?????

Have you ever tried taking a 52 seater bus through sand? It don't go there so grand...!!!

Namdeb does not allow people to be tansported on site inthe back of an open vehicle. Even canopies have proven to fail the roll-over test jeopardising passenger safety. Thus we utilise 4x4 minibusses VW or whoever else's to get our people to the job. Remember the mine is in the desert, so there's sand a plenty.
We still have a Toyota Condor at our workshop for taking our folk to site, and most of our work involves off road in loose sandy conditions. When that "bus" dies / expires it will need to be replaced... by a Porsche Cayenne... (we wish).

[Michael Alexander]

I say the mine should either bring back them there tanks or the camels....

[SandyB]

Mmm see this  bone still being gnawed  at ,  the common sense part of  transport overrides . and the best for the job ... wear and tear inevitable ,,  We have the same stuff bubbling to the surface when  we buy a new high speed bagmaker even when times are tight , fact is  it  runs reliably  at  3-4 times the speed of some of the skedonks  we have in the factory , in effect printing money  as  it produces  -- compared to the skedonks  which  loses money when producing  a keenly priced  fiinished product ,