TransNamib dismisses Gonzo over ethics breach
TransNamib Holdings Limited has fired its executive for human capital, Webster Gonzo. The state-owned entity made the announcement on Tuesday. TransNamib said Gonzo was found guilty of several disciplinary charges involving gross negligence and a breach of the company’s code of conduct and ethics. “TransNamib confirms the dismissal of its executive human capital, Webster Gonzo, with immediate effect,” TransNamib said. The dismissal took effect on Monday following internal disciplinary proceeding
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TransNamib Holdings Limited has fired its executive for human capital, Webster Gonzo.
The state-owned entity made the announcement on Tuesday.
TransNamib said Gonzo was found guilty of several disciplinary charges involving gross negligence and a breach of the company’s code of conduct and ethics.
“TransNamib confirms the dismissal of its executive human capital, Webster Gonzo, with immediate effect,” TransNamib said.
The dismissal took effect on Monday following internal disciplinary proceedings linked to an investigation into the company’s alienation project.
The disciplinary process followed an internal audit investigation conducted during 2025 and 2026.
The company confirmed that Gonzo has the right to appeal his dismissal under its internal policies.
TransNamib also revealed that it reported the matter to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in June. The ACC has approved the case for further investigation.
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- October 28, 2026
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- Nampa
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- The Namibian