Business in Walvis Bay, Erongo (Namibia)
Transport and Foreign Trade in Walvis Bay, Khomas, Swakopmund (Namibia, Southern Africa)
Walvis Bay (Bay of Whales) is the Maritime transport centre of
Namibia (Southern Africa)
- Population of Walvis Bay: 63,000 inhabitants
- Walvis Bay is the second largest Namibian city
Port of Walvis Bay
- The Port of Walvis Bay is an important Logistics port in the
Southern African region
- Import and export of goods through Namibia, Zambia,
the DR Congo and Botswana.
- Free export zone of Walvis Bay
- Vehicle assembly plant (Opel and Peugeot), for the markets of the
Southern African Customs Union (SACU)
- Natural deep water port
- Walvis Bay-Windhoek Railway
- Trans-Kalahari
Corridor (1,900 kilometres): Port of Walvis Bay - Windhoek
- Access to the Tripoli-Windhoek Transport Corridor
- Road B2: Walvis Bay - Okahandja (285 kilometres)
- Trans-Orange Corridor: Port of Walvis Bay - Port of Lüderitz
- Trans-Caprivi Corridor: Port of Walvis Bay - Grootfontein (2.500 kilometres)
- Trans-Cunene Corridor: Port of Walvis Bay - Oshikango (1,600
kilometres)
- Significant fishing industry
Namibian Students
from Walvis Bay (Namibia)
- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport and Logistics in Africa
- Doctorate in African Business
More information: Trade and Business in Namibia, at EENI Global Business School Website.
Logistics and Transportation in Namibia
- Namibian Region:
Erongo
- Walvis Bay is an important Namibian tourist centre (sand dunes)
- Walvis Bay is just north of the Tropic of Capricorn in the Kuiseb river
delta
- 1840: foundation of Walvis Bay (History of Namibia)
Namibian Region: Erongo
- Swakopmund is the capital of the Erongo region
- Population of the Erongo region: 150,000 inhabitants
- Area: 63.539 km²
- Contiguous regions: Kunene, Otjozondjupa, Khomas and Hardap
- Mining industry in Navachab and Arandis
- Marble industry in Karibib
Higher Education in Walvis Bay - Namibia
- Fishing Namibian Institute (NAMFI)
- Campus of the International Management University
Walvis Bay
Walvis Bay
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