Celebrating a Legacy of Legal Excellence Engling, Stritter & Partners (ESP) has consistently been recognised by leading international legal research and rating organisations. Our inclusion in Chambers Global, IFLR1000, and Who’s Who Legal reflects our position as one of Namibia’s leading boutique law firms. These accolades underscore our commitment to providing high-quality, client-focused legal services across all sectors. Chambers Global: Band One Corporate & Commercial Fir

1.1 What regulates mining law? Namibian mining law is regulated primarily through several legal sources. The foundational source is the Constitution, with Article 100 vesting ownership of all natural resources, including minerals, in the State. The principal legislative framework is the Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Act 33 of 1992 (“Minerals Act”). This statute provides for the application, grant, management and cancellation of mineral rights and establishes six l

The historic landing not only symbolizes the revival of Namibia’s pilchard industry but also provides a lifeline to Etosha Fishing Corporation, which is the only functioning, operational, NSI- and HACCP-approved cannery in Namibia.