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Welcome Message from:
Said Ali Mwangi
Honorary Consul of the Republic of Namibia to the Republic of Kenya
Welcome to the Namibian Consulate in Kenya! As the Honorary Consul, I am pleased to greet you and extend our commitment to strengthening ties between Namibia and Kenya.
Supporting Our Community
We are dedicated to assisting Namibian nationals in Kenya, whether you need help with local services, business opportunities, or connecting with fellow citizens. Our goal is to ensure that every Namibian feels supported while living abroad.
Open to All Nationalities
We also encourage individuals from all nationalities to reach out for assistance. We believe in the value of collaboration and cultural exchange, and we are here to help anyone seeking information about Namibia on tourism, trade or investments.
Thank you for visiting our website. Together, let’s build bridges across cultures and create lasting partnerships .
About The Consulate
The Consulate of the Republic of Namibia to the Republic of Kenya represents the government and people of Namibia, fostering strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.
This consulate serves as a vital bridge for trade, investment, cultural exchange, and tourism, while providing consular services to Namibians in Kenya and valuable guidance to Kenyans interested in Namibia.
With a commitment to collaboration and mutual growth, we are dedicated to enhancing the relationship between our countries.
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Consulate Services and Information
Citizen Assistance
We provide assistance in emergencies, consular guidance, and resources to address various needs. Our mission is to ensure the safety, well-being, and seamless experience of all Namibians in Kenya.
Tourism Guidance
We provide travel tips, cultural insights, and guidance to ensure a seamless and enriching experience. Whether planning an adventure or a business trip, our support ensures you make the most of your time in Namibia.
Visit Namibia
Namibia at a Glance
Quick Statistics
Geography
- Oldest Desert: The Namib Desert is at least 55 million years old.
- Tallest Sand Dunes: Sossusvlei’s dunes rise up to 325 meters.
- Coastline: The Skeleton Coast stretches 1,500 kilometers, famous for its shipwrecks.
Wildlife
- Cheetah Capital: Namibia is home to 3,500 free-roaming cheetahs, the largest population in the world.
- Conservation Land: Over 40% of Namibia’s land is protected.
- Rare Species: Namibia is known for desert-adapted elephants, lions, and rhinos.
Economy
- Diamond Production: Among the top 5 diamond producers globally.
- Green Energy: Emerging as a leader in solar, wind energy, and green hydrogen.
- Low Population Density: Only 3.2 people per square kilometer.
Free-roaming cheetahs, the largest population in the world
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Two Rivers Complex, Southern Tower, 2nd Floor Nairobi, Kenya
Visits strictly by appointment
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This consulate serves as a vital bridge for trade, investment, cultural exchange, and tourism, while providing consular services to Namibians in Kenya and valuable guidance to Kenyans interested in Namibia.