Namdia has worked closely with police throughout their investigation of the huge diamond theft case. The company started checking everything inside their operation after robbers stole N$350 million worth of diamonds back on January 18. Family members of Francis Eiseb, the security chief who died during the armed robbery, asked many questions about how he lost his life. Both Eiseb and suspect Max Endjala died during the violent incident.
Beverly Coussment from Namdia told reporters Friday that everyone at the diamond company feels terrible about losing their security leader. She mentioned the company thinks about his family members daily as they adjust to life without him. Namdia keeps its doors wide open for the Eiseb family and promises to help them however possible through this tough time.
The company plans to strengthen its security systems to protect workers and valuable stones from future dangers. Coussement stressed the importance of basing all case information on real evidence from authorities instead of rumors. Namdia fully believes investigators will eventually catch everyone involved with the crime.
The spokesperson explained that Namdia cannot discuss details about the robbery since police continue actively working on the case. She asked people to respect the privacy of both the grieving family and company employees during this difficult period. The government-owned diamond company continues supporting the official investigation as authorities search for answers.
Beverly Coussment from Namdia told reporters Friday that everyone at the diamond company feels terrible about losing their security leader. She mentioned the company thinks about his family members daily as they adjust to life without him. Namdia keeps its doors wide open for the Eiseb family and promises to help them however possible through this tough time.
The company plans to strengthen its security systems to protect workers and valuable stones from future dangers. Coussement stressed the importance of basing all case information on real evidence from authorities instead of rumors. Namdia fully believes investigators will eventually catch everyone involved with the crime.
The spokesperson explained that Namdia cannot discuss details about the robbery since police continue actively working on the case. She asked people to respect the privacy of both the grieving family and company employees during this difficult period. The government-owned diamond company continues supporting the official investigation as authorities search for answers.
