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Manica Group Namibia unveils new brand design

09 Oct 2024 - by Nolito Marques
The new logo for one of Namibia’s longest-serving logistics providers. 
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To mark its centennial milestone, Manica Group Namibia has unveiled a sleek, modern logo, signalling a new chapter for the logistics giant.

The brand reveal took place last week during its 100th anniversary celebrations, where customers, suppliers, and staff were introduced to the company’s refreshed look.

The logo symbol represents the company’s various service pillars and embodies its commitment to its environmental, governance and social targets.

By ensuring that it operates as an ethical corporate citizen, Manica lowers its impact on the environment and uplifts its people through skills training and growth opportunities.

According to Ralph Ruiters, managing director of Manica, the rebranding marks the beginning of an exciting phase in the logistics industry.

"It was time," said Ruiters.

"Reaching 100 years in business is an immense achievement, and what better time to renew and re-energise the company for the next 100 years by modernising our brand."

The updated logo represents not just a change in appearance but a shift towards embracing the future of logistics while staying rooted in the values that have made Manica a trusted name for a century.

"Even with a new brand and logo, one thing will remain the same – our unwavering commitment to customer service, solving logistics challenges, and simplifying the way we move cargo," said Ruiters.

The new brand design comes as Manica enters a dynamic period of growth, cementing its role as a leader in Namibia’s logistics sector while preparing for the next century of success.

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