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1 Apr 2026 1 min read New Windhoek office Article

CDH Namibia is pleased to share that we have moved to a new office location that has been designed with you, our client, in mind.

While our location has changed, our commitment to delivering exceptional service and trusted partnership remains constant.

New address

Client Reception | 2nd Floor

4@Steps - East Tower

Hilltop Estate

Kleine Kuppe

Windhoek

Effective from: 1 April 2026

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