Windhoek
MultiChoice Namibia (MCN) hosted an awards ceremony in Swakopmund last week to honour its top achieving agents for 2015. The criteria for the awards were based on the percentage of subscriber growth per outlet.
Tommy and Louise Rocher of Rocher Transport in Katima Mulilo walked away with the top prize of N$15 000. Ciska Hayward of Aspasia Agency in Mariental took the second prize of N$7 000. Kalla and Olla van Wyk of Mutron in Outjo won third the prize of N$5 000.
The awards marked the highlight of MultiChoice Namibia’s two-day Annual Agents Conference in Swakopmund, whereby 13 agents from across the country convened with MCN employees to strategise on how to optimise service levels in their respective regions to ensure DStv and GOtv subscribers continue to enjoy the very best in television entertainment.
“The focus of the conference was to re-ignite the entrepreneurial spirit within MultiChoice Namibia outlets and maximise our world-class offering of new innovations in the video entertainment industry to serve our purpose of enriching lives,” said Roger Gertze, general manager of MultiChoice Namibia.
The agents also received in-depth briefings from MultiChoice Namibia’s respective divisions on its subscriber management services and digital satellite television and DTT platforms, as well as training on the new Clarity System, which was pioneered in Namibia last year and is subsequently being rolled out by MultiChoice Africa.