Namibians Stand to Win a Share of N$1 Million With Coca-Cola’s Under the Cap Promotion 2026

Windhoek, Namibia – Consumers in Namibia once again have the chance to win their share of N$1 million in cash prizes from 1 September to 31 December 2026, as  Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) in Namibia’s flagship “Under the Cap” (UTC) promotion giveaway campaign returns.  

Over the last two years, more than 6,800 Namibians have won exciting prizes through the promotion, including microwaves, fridges, weekly cash prizes, and airtime. This year, the campaign returns with an even greater focus on rewarding consumers with cash prizes, including a grand prize of N$50,000 and weekly cash prizes throughout the promotion period.

As with previous promotions, participating in this year’s campaign is easy. To enter, consumers need to purchase any participating 330ml, 500ml, 600ml, 1L, 1.25L or 2L plastic bottle of Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Fanta, Sprite, Twist, Sparletta or Stoney. Look under the yellow cap for a unique code, dial *142*45845#, enter the code, and follow the prompts. Each entry costs N$2.00.

Faith Nehanda, Senior Manager Marketing at the Coca-Cola East and Central Africa Franchise, said the promotion reflects Coca-Cola’s commitment to rewarding the loyalty of Namibian consumers who support the company in the market.

“At Coca-Cola, we offer a wide variety of beverage choices for all lifestyles and occasions, while creating memorable experiences for our consumers. We’re excited to reward our loyal consumers in Namibia with their share of N$1 million in cash prizes, including weekly cash prizes of N$5,000,” she said.

“Being recognised with the Most Innovative Marketing Campaign award for our Share a Coke campaign at the inaugural Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) Branding and Marketing Excellence Awards is a testament to our commitment to creating campaigns that truly connect with people’s lives,” said Maguire Mulder, Commercial Director at CCBA in Namibia.

“The UTC promotion builds on the company’s strong connection with consumers across the country and is a way of celebrating that relationship by giving back to the people who have made its brands part of their everyday lives,” he added.

This promotion reflects CCBA’s ongoing commitment to rewarding loyal consumers and appreciating the continued support of Namibians, while delivering its purpose of refreshing Africa every day and creating shared value.

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