For a business not to advertise is like

winking in the dark. You know what you are doing,

but no one else does!

Sunday, 20 May 2012

Agents in Namibia for:

P Le Grange : Sample, Flyer and Pamphlet Ditribution in South Africa

Clients include:

Welcome to DRM Namibia cc Online

This is the official website for DRM Namibia cc - Namibia's only national pamphlet distributor

DRM Namibia cc distributes to more than 140 000 house holds each week covering the whole of Namibia. From Mariental in the south to Oshakati in the North and from Gobabis in the east to Swakopmund in the west, not forgetting Windhoek in the heart of the country!

Today the world is not the same as it had been a few years back now that the entire world in 'connected'. This is the age of the internet and we all have to change so that we can join and grow with the internet or else everyone else will move forward but we will be left behind. DRM Namibia cc will be using this platform in new and exciting ways. More details will be available soon.

Thank you for your interest in our services and a special thanks to all our clients and agencies to whom we provide services.

DRM Namibia Management

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