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Jeanette Diergaardt
Having started at the bottom, Taimi Iileka-Amupanda is now one of the directors of Sisa Namandje & Co.
Iileka-Amupanda is no stranger to administrative, banking, commercial, communications and family law. Besides having a degree in law, Taimi manages to keep the ball rolling while continuing her studies.
When asked how she juggles it all, her response was, “Some things do slip through the cracks but thanks to my support system I can manage.”
Humble, down to earth and friendly, the 30-year-old powerhouse is a force to be reckoned with. Being a director at 30 requires grit. The steps taken are of hard work and determination. The process of becoming a director at one of the biggest law firms in Namibia can take up to five years and is no easy journey, filled with mountains of paperwork and admin.
Michelline Nawatises
Hendrina Muteka is a self-motivated and result-oriented young woman. She grew up in Tsumeb and moved to Windhoek in 2011 to pursue her studies in accounting at the University of Namibia (Unam). She holds an honours degree in accounting and is currently pursuing an advanced diploma in accounting sciences at the University of South Africa.
Muteka is an accountant at the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE). Her responsibilities include preparation of management accounts, salaries, overseeing the audit, and payments to suppliers.
“I am passionate about my work and always use obstacle as stepping stones to continue pushing myself through every challenge I face,” she says.