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Africa Corporate Guide | Namibia Jurisdiction

Our Africa Corporate Guide is designed to assist our clients navigate the regulatory framework for establishing a company in Namibia.

26 Jan 2026 01:50 Minutes Video

It provides a strategic overview of the country’s evolving legal, economic, and commercial environment, offering practical insights for businesses looking to enter or expand within the jurisdiction. Watch the video below, which highlights some of the legal requirements for setting up a company in Namibia.

Access the Namibia Corporate Guide here.

Read the full Guide here.

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