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Gratomic retains Ndelineekela Shivolo as Govt liaison consultant

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Gratomic Inc. has retained Ndelineekela Helao Shivolo as a government liaison consultant to assist and strengthen the company’s relationship with the government.

Gratomic is developing the Aukam graphite mine in Namibia.

Shivolo is a seasoned geoscientist registered with the Geoscience Council of Namibia and a proud member of the Geological Society of Namibia.

With over a decade of diverse experience spanning the public and private sectors, Shivolo brings a wealth of expertise in geology, mineral exploration, and business management.

Shivolo’s illustrious career started in the private sector, focusing on mineral exploration, where they gained invaluable insights into the complexities of geological surveying and analysis. 

This foundational experience transitioned seamlessly into the public sector, specifically within the mines ministry.

Over a decade of dedicated service within the mining department, Shivolo played a pivotal role in shaping policy and regulation.

During this tenure, Shivolo provided crucial geological and geotechnical support services, guiding mineral rights applications to fruition. 

His commitment to fostering development was evident in optimizing support for small-scale miners, achieved through strategic collaborations with government agencies, private entities, and development partners.

Shivolo boasts a comprehensive skill set that includes geology, mineral rights applications, small-scale mining, business development, and project management. 

His academic credentials include a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management and Administration from the prestigious Stellenbosch Business School, Western Cape, South Africa (2024). 

Additionally, Shivolo holds a Certificate in Leadership in Extractives and African Development (LEADS) from the University of Cape Town (2020), reflecting his commitment to sustainable development practices within the extractive industries.

Shivolo also holds a Bachelor of Science Honors in Geology from the University of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia (2011), complemented by certificates in Mineral Processing Technology from the Central Metallurgical Research and Development Institute (CMRDI), Cairo, Egypt (2016), and Introduction to Mining Engineering from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa (2015).

As a full-time entrepreneur in the agriculture, energy, and mining sectors, Shivolo continues to make strides to forge synergies between the private and public sectors. His ability to navigate complex regulatory landscapes, drive business growth, and foster meaningful stakeholder relationships underscores Shivolo’s dedication to excellence in all endeavours.

Shivolo has been granted 1 million options exercisable at C$0.20 for five years as partial consideration for his engagement as a consultant to the company.

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