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4. Financial Accountant: Debt Collections and Receivables Management
Grade: D1
Duty Station: Windhoek
Role Purpose: The role is responsible for managing NAMCOR’s high-value, strategic, government and high-risk debtor portfolios, while ensuring that debtor balances are complete, accurate, recoverable, properly reconciled and supported by appropriate accounting evidence.

Job Summary

Type: full-time
Location: Windhoek
Category: Finance
Closing Date: 2026-09-10

Key Responsibilities

The role is responsible for managing NAMCOR’s high-value, strategic, government and high-risk debtor portfolios, while ensuring that debtor balances are complete, accurate, recoverable, properly reconciled and supported by appropriate accounting evidence.

Requirements

PLEASE NOTE: Candidates should ensure that all foreign qualifications are evaluated and verified by the Namibia Qualifications Authority.
Certificate of Conduct (not older than 06 months).
Certified copies of Qualifications.

How to Apply

TO APPLY, SCAN OR VISIT:
DIRECT HIRE
namcor.mcdirecthire.com
NIEIS
nieis.namibiaatwork.gov.na

FOR MORE INFORMATION
Human Capital Department
Phone: 061-2045000
Women and Persons with disabilities are highly encouraged to apply.

No applications will be accepted via mail
www.namcor.com.na

DUE DATE: 10 SEPTEMBER 2026

About the Company

NAMCOR serves as the national oil company of Namibia, dedicated to creating significant value for all its stakeholders across the entire oil and gas value chain. Operating within Namibia, its mission encompasses the responsible exploration, production, and distribution of petroleum resources to benefit the nation. The company plays a crucial role in driving energy security and fostering economic growth throughout Namibia. NAMCOR's operations are fundamental to supporting the country's energy needs and sustainable development.

The energy that keeps Namibia moving

Website: https://www.namcor.com.na/

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Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifications and certifications are typically required for a Financial Accountant role focused on debt collections and receivables management in Namibia?

A bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field from a Namibian university or equivalent accredited institution is standard. Professional certifications such as ACCA, CIMA, or the Namibian Institute of Chartered Accountants (NICA) designation are highly valued, especially with modules covering credit management or internal controls relevant to receivables.

What does a typical day look like for a Financial Accountant handling debt collections and receivables at a state-owned enterprise like Namcor?

Daily tasks include reconciling debtor accounts, following up on overdue invoices, preparing aged debt reports, and liaising with internal departments and external clients on payment arrangements. In Namibia, this often involves navigating local business practices—such as extended payment cycles in certain sectors—and maintaining accurate records compliant with Namibian Revenue Authority (NamRA) reporting requirements.

How does Namibian work culture influence expectations for this role, particularly around communication and deadlines?

Namibian workplaces generally value respect, relationship-building, and clear, courteous communication—especially when negotiating payments with local clients or government entities. While deadlines are taken seriously, flexibility and contextual understanding (e.g., seasonal cash flow challenges in key sectors like mining or agriculture) are expected, and accountants are often encouraged to balance firmness on collections with cultural sensitivity.

What realistic career progression paths exist for someone starting in debt collections and receivables management within Namibian finance roles?

With experience and professional development, individuals commonly progress to Senior Financial Accountant, Credit Control Manager, or Finance Operations Lead roles—often within larger public or parastatal entities. Further growth may lead to Finance Manager or Head of Treasury positions, particularly with added exposure to risk management, ERP systems (e.g., SAP), and compliance with Namibia’s Public Finance Management Act (PFMA).

What benefits can I realistically expect in a Namibian-based financial accounting role like this—e.g., leave, medical aid, pension?

Standard benefits include 20–25 days of annual leave, statutory sick leave, and maternity/paternity leave per the Namibian Labour Act. Most reputable employers—including state-owned enterprises—offer group medical aid through providers like NAMFISA-registered schemes and contribute to pension or provident funds aligned with Namibian retirement laws and NAMFISA oversight.

How should I apply, and what do Namibian employers specifically look for beyond qualifications in candidates for this role?

Applications are typically submitted via email or online portals with a CV, certified academic documents, and a motivation letter highlighting experience in credit control, debtor reconciliation, and Namibian tax or financial reporting frameworks. Employers prioritise candidates with proven follow-up discipline, familiarity with local banking processes (e.g., EFTs via Namibian banks), and evidence of integrity—often verified through reference checks aligned with Namibia’s Protection of Personal Information (POPI) principles.