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Webinar Recording | Namibia's new economic dawn: Capitalising on the investment boom

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Webinar Recording | Namibia's new economic dawn: Capitalising on the investment boom

The discussion covers the country’s evolving investment landscape, strategic sectors for growth, policy developments, and the partnerships needed to unlock long-term value.

23 Apr 2026 49:18 Minutes Webinar

In this webinar recording, our Namibia expert speakers unpack the key trends driving Namibia’s economic growth and explore how organisations can position themselves to benefit from this new era of opportunity.

Namibia is fast becoming one of Africa’s most attractive investment destinations, driven by growth in oil and gas, mining, green hydrogen, infrastructure, and industrial development. With global interest rising, new opportunities are emerging across key sectors.

Speakers included:
Patrick Kauta | Managing Partner | Dispute Resolution
Ilda Lomba | Director | Corporate & Commercial
Mercy Kuzeeko | Director | Dispute Resolution
Magano Erkana | Director | Banking, Finance & Projects

Watch the full webinar recording now and stay ahead of the opportunities shaping Namibia’s future.

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