Namibia
The Namib Desert’s red dunes sit above some of the world’s richest diamond and uranium deposits, while the Port of Walvis Bay connects Namibia to markets across Southern Africa. International buyers, importers, logistics partners and mining suppliers are constantly looking for verified Namibian businesses to work with. This is where they find them.
List your businessNamibia also ranks among the world’s largest uranium producers, alongside a fast-growing green hydrogen industry.
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Why Namibia reaches past its size
- Supply roughly 30% of the world’s diamonds
Offshore and onshore mining through Namdeb and Debmarine anchors one of the country’s largest export earners.
- Rank among the world’s largest uranium producers
Mines like Husab and Rössing keep Namibia central to the global nuclear fuel supply chain.
- Move cargo for three landlocked neighbors
The Port of Walvis Bay serves as an efficient alternative gateway for Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
- Main business languagesEnglish, Afrikaans
- Global rank~30% of world diamond output
- Other leading exportUranium
- Trade gatewayPort of Walvis Bay
- CapitalWindhoek
- Emerging sectorGreen hydrogen
- Regional blocsSACU, SADC
- CurrencyNamibian dollar (NAD)
- Calling code+264
Starting a business in Namibia?
Registering a business in Namibia means working through BIPA (Business and Intellectual Property Authority). This guide breaks down the real steps, approximate cost, and approximate timeline, so you know what to expect before you begin.
Steps, fees, and timelines are approximate and compiled from public 2026 guides to the official process. Confirm current details directly with the official portal