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r Weder, Kauta and Hoveka Inc. was established in 2006 when the partners of Dr Weder, Kruger and Hartmann and the directors of Kauta, Basson and Kamuhanga Inc joined forces and commenced to practice as legal practitioners under the name and style of Dr. Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Incorporated. This merger represents the aspiration to create and maintain a truly Namibian entity.
The substantial growth of the Company portfolio is through employing carefully thought out strategies
“Our strategy going forward would be to partner with a local player in any market, as the management of any asset outside of your known jurisdiction can prove to be challenging,” Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Carel Fourie adds to this end. “[Across our footprint] the best attribute of Oryx during the past few years has been its consistency in delivering growing and sustainable income for its investors. “Through prudent and selective investing, Oryx has been able to grow its portfolio throughout the years and mostly with yield-enhancing investments.” The evident and substantial growth of the Company’s portfolio has not been purely for the sake of growing, but rather in line with a much more concerted and thought-through strategy revolving around only investing in assets with both short and long-term income potential.
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Through prudent and selective investing, Oryx has been able to grow its portfolio throughout the years and mostly with yieldenhancing investments
By combining the unique strengths and rich heritages of these two law firms, Dr. Weder Kauta & Hoveka Inc. has been able to increase its capacity, not only in terms of workforce, but also its various fields of expertise, experience and infrastructure. The result is a large nationwide practice which enables and delivers service excellence to its ever increasing and diverse client base. Dr. Weder Kauta & Hoveka Inc. specialises in litigation, labour-, commercial- and corporate law, estates and conveyancing. The law firm consists of 17 Directors, with nine admitted conveyancers, and has offices in Windhoek, Ongwediva, Grootfontein, and Swakopmund. Not only does the firm believe that employees and clients are their most valuable assets, but in a country where the majority of the citizens face major social and economic challenges, the firm has an active Corporate Social Investment programme, which specialises in tertiary education for law students from previously disadvantaged backgrounds. The firm further funds various organised institutions as part of their social responsibility to make a meaningful contribution to the Namibian society.
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