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- Analysis29 Oct 2026
Future of Namibia and Africa: where to build
Analysis: where builders should look next in Namibia and Africa, from hydrogen and oil supply to payments, logistics and AI, with the risks stated.
Read more - Industry26 Oct 2026
Namibia green hydrogen: what is real in 2026
Namibia's green hydrogen flagship has no final investment decision yet, while wind and solar are being built. What is real, planned, and who can supply.
Read more - Technology22 Oct 2026
Artificial intelligence in Africa and mobile money
Mobile money passed $2 trillion in 2025 and Namibia went live with instant payments in 2026. What artificial intelligence in Africa means for builders.
Read more - Funding19 Oct 2026
Youth fund Namibia: requirements and how to apply
Namibia's National Youth Development Fund lends N$60,000 to N$1 million at 2% to 4%. See who it suits, how to apply and where applications stall.
Read more - Ecosystem15 Oct 2026
Top companies in Namibia: a who-is-who by sector
A factual map of established Namibian business: banks, NSX-listed firms, utilities, ports, brewing, mining, fisheries and agriculture, sourced and dated.
Read more - Industry12 Oct 2026
Namibia oil, gas and minerals: local content
Namibia's oil and gas has no final investment decision yet, and its local content policy has no published targets. What it means for suppliers.
Read more - Ecosystem8 Oct 2026
Namibian startups: hubs, support and funding
Namibia ranks 10th in Africa for startups in 2026. The programmes that exist now, from Accelerate36 to the Bank of Namibia Innovation Hub, and the gaps.
Read more - Funding5 Oct 2026
Development Bank of Namibia SME loans explained
The Development Bank of Namibia lends from N$150,000 to about N$380 million. See who qualifies as an SME, what it funds and how to prepare an application.
Read more - Ecosystem1 Oct 2026
What is a venture builder? Lessons from Africa
A venture builder creates companies from scratch and keeps ownership. What African studios report, what it costs, and what it means in a small market.
Read more - Funding25 Sept 2026
African startup funding 2026: grants, DFIs and VC
African tech startups raised $4.1 billion in 2025, with debt at a record 41%. How grants, DFIs and venture capital compare, and where Namibia fits.
Read more - Policy18 Sept 2026
How to register a company in Namibia: steps
Register a company in Namibia through BIPA, then register for tax and permits. A plain step-by-step sequence, and what we could not verify.
Read more - Policy10 Sept 2026
Invest in Namibia: the framework and incentives
How investing in Namibia works in 2026: the NIPDB, a pending investment bill, new permits and the NSX. What is settled, what is still being drafted.
Read more - Africa28 Aug 2026
Walvis Bay and Namibia as a trade gateway
Walvis Bay handles cargo for South Africa, Zambia and beyond, and AfCFTA gives exporters a new route. What the data shows and what builders can do.
Read more - Africa14 Aug 2026
Africa market outlook: youth, AfCFTA and gaps
Africa has about 532 million people aged 15 to 35 and a jobs gap. What the numbers say about AfCFTA, electricity access and where builders find demand.
Read more - Approach10 Mar 2026
Taking ideas out of conversation
A promising idea has to become a useful product, a viable business and measurable value. Our five steps for taking ideas out of conversation.
Read more - Approach12 Feb 2026
Opportunity lives in the gap
Where people need something and the market does not provide it, there is a business to be built. How we find those gaps in Namibia and test them first.
Read more - Philosophy15 Jan 2026
Building businesses worth owning
Our focus is not on starting businesses but on building businesses worth owning: with paying customers, sound economics and a team that can stand alone.
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