
The (NLA) represents the Namibian logistics industry, namely small and large companies operating in road transport, freight forwarding, courier services, and customs clearing.

The WBPUA represents all entities associated with cargo, freight and shipping activities in the Port of Walvis Bay.
The NCCI serves as the country’s business chamber and, therefore, serves a convenient central point of enquiry for any potential Corridor user who wishes to gain insight into Namibia’s business community.
TransNamib is the only rail service provider in Namibia and specialises in the transportation of bulk and containerised freight, utilising a combination of rail and road transport to deliver its services.
The Municipality represents the social and economic interests of the town of Walvis Bay, which is a tax haven for manufacturers, importers and exporters as it harbours both the Port of Walvis Bay and an Export Processing Zone.

Namport manages and promotes the Ports of Walvis Bay and Lüderitz as the preferred links for sea-borne trade with Namibia and the SADC countries.

Roads Authority focuses on managing the national road network and on improving the standard of Namibian roads with a view to a safe and efficient
road sector.

This department focuses on the activities and schedules of the immigration entry/exit points.

This department focuses on the maintenance of the existing road infrastructure to avoid detoriation, upgrading road links to neighbouring countries and further development of port infrastructure, amongst others.

This Department deals with all Namibian customs and excise issues. Namibia is a member of the Southern African Customs Union (SACU), as are Botswana, Lesotho, South Africa and Swaziland.

This Centre is Namibia’s official investment promotion agency and first point of contact for investors. Its role is to attract, encourage and facilitate investment in Namibia. It offers a wide variety of services and investor incentives, and works closely with key ministries as well as service and regulatory bodies.
The Walvis Bay Corridor Group also welcomes other transport companies from the region and abroad to join its efforts through associated membership with the Group. Associated membership allows these transport companies to benefit from Group member rates applicable to the Walvis Bay Corridors, as well as from marketing and logistics enquiry services provided by the Group.
Associated Members: Vanguard Rigging (South Africa); Africa Route Clearance (South Africa); World Market Freight (Zambia); M-Trans (Botswana)