
Selling the land not possible, if the boundaries are not clear

Gibson Marwa on duty gathering spatial data. Marwa said when he started his career he never dreamed of heading to Namibia where, one day, he will own his own land surveying company.
The project is to construct the Omakenge to Ruacana main road, with Tulipamwe Consulting Engineering, a distance of 96km while the other is the Gobabis to Aranos main road, via Aminius, a distance of 246km. “Currently our land surveyors have already been on site now for these projects,” he explained. Other projects include, just to mention a few: Surveying for the road design and construction in Lafrenz, awarded to them by TRUSTCO, detail survey for the calculation of the floodline in Brakwater near Windhoek, awarded to them by Lithon Consulting Engineers, mapping of Omashaka and Omakulukuma informal settlements in Ondangwa for the design of services, awarded to them by Jacobs Consulting Engineers. “We believe in continuing education. Apart from regular refresher courses for our staff, we also do tailor-made courses on request in the use of various equipment, survey basics and principles as well as the use of software for specific purposes. We provide consultancy in the broad surveying field whenever required” he said adding that, “We recognize the importance of accurate, timeously acquired and processed data for decision-making processes. We believe in cost effective service delivery and are aware that each project is different and we always gear to satisfy its unique requirements.” He concluded by making this deep philosophical statement: “This company seeks to be a key global participant in the provision of spatial information that helps tackle socio-economic challenges currently facing mankind.”