GM to depart in December?

Started by Michael Alexander, November 07, 2011, 06:29:19 PM

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Michael Alexander

Chatter is assuming that the GM will be packing his bags December and departing our shores...

Interviews have been held for locals to take his spot..... I did not apply this year, as the breadslicer at SPar was not working....

Anglo American now own DeBeers, so I was wondering how long it would be, before Anglo put's it's own man (woman, sorry Cynthia) , who will be a real foreigner..... but then I reckon Anglo has more clout with work permits than DeBeers had......

Just my 2 cents....
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Alfred Boehme

Is "NAMDEB" going to be renamed "NAMGLO" I think its got a nice ring to it "punt"


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Michael Alexander

DeBeers still stays..... half Namibian Gov, the other half DeBeers, only difference is that Anglo will now own DeBeers and not half of it with the Oppenheimer Family......

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Alfred Boehme

I still recon "NAMGLO" sounds better

Michael Alexander

Sounds like a luminous paint manufacturing company.....
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Charles Scheepers

Wasn't the Oppenheimer family the founders of Anglo American??

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Andrew Darné

Yes, according to Nicky's letter his grandfather Sir Ernest was a co founder of Anglo too.

@Mike, I think he leaves us in Feb next year...

Only the Oppenheimers share was sold to Anglo (according to the briefs we recieve), exact % of shareholding unknown...

How can you say the next boss will be a foreigner... didn't you know that the MUN want Tony to be the next GM... remember southern Africa is a democracy and you can decide who you want to manage your employer company.
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Robert Bruce

The Oppenheimers sold their 40% stake in De Beers representing a decent $5b.
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