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Namibia Business


Bussines in Namibia


Economy

The construction industry has expanded over the past ten years partly due to the development of new mining sites, an extended railway line that runs into Angola in the north and the extension of the electricity grid to the north east to connect to Zambia and Zimbabwe, and more residential and office blocks.

This growth is expected to carry on in 2009 with plans to build at least one new uranium mine and to expand an existing one. Plans to invest in two new five-star hotels in Windhoek, conference centres, the electricity grid, electricity generating plants, roads and railways are also underway. The construction industry has also faced some setbacks. The price of cement has risen and supply has not always met the demand. The construction of a cement factory in 2009 is expected to supply Namibia and neighbouring Angola from 2010 onwards.

Overall, real GDP is predicted to grow by 2.7 per cent in 2009, before rebounding to 3.1 per cent in 2010. Gross fixed capital formation grew at a remarkable rate in 2008. Private investment, primarily in new mining deposits and telecommunications increased. Public investment - mainly in electricity, road and railway infrastructure - also increased markedly by 9 per cent. Annual growth in gross capital formation is expected to remain high at 8.4 per cent in 2009 and 9.8 per cent in 2010 due primarily to private investment.

Exports fell in 2008. They are expected to remain weak in 2009 and 2010 due to the world recession, as the external sector continues to pull down aggregate demand.

Doing business in Namibia?


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I am angolan, who can buy goods in Namibia and bring to Angola. Must carefull doing busy in Namibia like any part of World. There are lot of crooks waiting to target foregner. But not worse than in South Africa.
Pedrosa Pedrito, Angola


At moment business is going well. we've Angolan people coming to buy goods in here.
Sam , Namibia


It's a good place to do busines.
Tito Dawson , Namibia, Windhoek



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Political in Namibia

Politic in Namibia


Namibia gained independence from South Africa in 1990. Since then four parliamentary elections have been held with competing political parties. A fifth parliamentary election took place in November 2009. The ruling party - The South West Africa Peoples' Organisation (SWAPO) - has a two third majority in parliament. The opposition has disintegrated with members defecting to join/form splinter groups. The Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP), created in November 2007 by former high-ranking SWAPO members poses some threat to the government. Former foreign minister Hidipo Hamutenya became leader of the RDP in late 2008, four years after he was sacked from government.

President Hifikepunye Pohamba has been determined to stamp out corruption since he took power in 2005 and again in November 2009. In February 2006 the government set up an anti corruption commission. The number of reported corruption cases rose from 92 by 2006 to 240 by March 2007. Nonetheless, Namibia continues to be one of the better governed and least corrupt countries in Africa. The Transparency International corruption perception index showed that Namibia scored 4.5 in 2008 and 2007 despite dropping from 57 to 61 in world rankings. In 2008 the Ibrahim Index of African Governance ranked Namibia sixth out of 48 Sub - Saharan countries.

It was political unrest and violence has marred the lead up to forthcoming regional and presidential elections that took place in mid and late 2009. SWAPO supporters have disrupted RDP public rallies. In October 2008 a new local authority was elected for Omuthiya in Northern Namibia after being delayed twice when different political parties disputed over voter registration. Although SWAPO retained a majority, RDP did - for the first time - take part in these elections.


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At moment is ok. We had some trouble toward election on 2009. Cause of some greedy politiens hungry to get in power in any manner. By lying ignorants people to follow them but at end will not improve the life of people in this country. Only improve they only bank accounts.
Jona, Namibia


We've peace in my country. But always you'll have people who are prepared to make trouble for their own gain.
John , Namibia


This place is moving forward without any problem. That what we want see in all African Countries.
Jason , England, windoek


i'm happy namibia is still fine and i hope that it will stay this way. we need peace and development in african countries and i hope our african leader will stick to they promises to look after the nation who vote them to be where they are now.
julia , england, windhoek



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Usefull Information Namibia

Top Hotels

  • Hotel Heinitzburg
  • Casa Blanca Hotel
  • Windhoek Country Club Resort

Top restaurants

  • Joe's Beer House
  • Gathemann
  • Zur Kupferpfanne Restaurant

Place to visit

  • Equitrails Namibia
  • Cheetah Conservation Fund
  • Little Germany in the desert by toonsarah
  • Climbing the dunes at Sossusvlei

Internet Access

  • Both the telecommunications and Internet
    Manzini, Ezulwini Valley and
    tinfrastructure are well developed in Namibia, with no less than 13 cites and towns enjoying local Internet access.
  • They move antiquated ISDN services to ADSL and now almost anywhere you can get a landline
    which is almost anywhere in the country.

Not to miss to see

  • Climbing the dunes at Sossusvlei
  • Equitrails Namibia
  • Cheetah Conservation Fund
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It seems Namibia is nice country and peaceful in contrast without countries in Africa. Direct me some nice locals places to visit.
Micheal Owen


It's nice place to visit. More calm in contrast to South Africa
Defoe



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