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AngulaCo Incorporated  ·  Est. 2015  ·  Namibia

We are about People Empowerment, Integrity and the Rule of Law.

Namibia's law firm for the people who believe justice is a constitutional right, not a privilege — attorneys, notaries and conveyancers.

InternationalMember of IR Global and the AEA International Lawyers Network

Conveyancing· Civil Litigation· Commercial Law· Labour Law· Debt Collection· Estate Administration· Property Transfers· Bond Registration· Constitutional Law· Conveyancing· Civil Litigation· Commercial Law· Labour Law· Debt Collection· Estate Administration· Property Transfers· Bond Registration· Constitutional Law·
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Years of Practice
N$2B+
In Property Transactions
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Major Corporate Clients
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Office Locations Nationwide

Our Foundation

People first.
Justice always.

Founded in 2015, AngulaCo. Incorporated is a dynamic law firm proudly empowering previously disadvantaged Namibians. We harbour strong values of integrity, professionalism, innovation and independence — and we believe justice for all is a constitutional imperative.

01 Our Value Statement

We are about People Empowerment, Integrity and the Rule of Law.

02 Our Mission Statement

We are the vehicle that provides impactful solutions to all through innovation.

03 Our Vision Statement

We aim to be the preferred legal firm delivering independent, impactful and innovative legal services to diverse clients.

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In the pursuit of justice, the rule of law and freedom for all.

AngulaCo. Incorporated · Est. 2015 · Windhoek, Namibia

Practice Areas

Our expertise

Six areas of specialist expertise, delivered with precision and commitment to results across Namibia's courts and institutions.

01
Civil & Commercial Litigation
From the High Court to the Supreme Court — constitutional, commercial, and procurement matters handled with precision and tenacity.
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02
Conveyancing & Property Law
Trusted by Namibia's leading financial institutions for fast, accurate transfers — bond registrations, subdivision, and sectional title across all three offices.
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03
Labour & Employment Law
Workplace policies, disciplinary hearings, arbitration, and labour litigation — representing employers and employees before the Labour Court.
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04
Debt Collection & Insolvency
Specialist collections for financial institutions and businesses, backed by dedicated litigation expertise and in-house process serving capacity.
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05
Commercial Law
Full lifecycle business legal support — entity formation, shareholder agreements, mergers, BEE structuring, and dissolution of commercial entities.
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06
Estate Administration
Estate planning, trust registration, panels of attorney, last wills and testaments — compassionate and efficient administration at every stage.
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Legal Cost Estimators

Conveyancing Fee Calculators

Four calculators covering property transfers, member interest sales, bond repayments and bond registration costs — all in one place.

* Natural persons are exempt from both transfer duty and stamp duty up to N$1 100 000. Postages, petties and the FIA fee are flat charges, not tariff items.

Applicable legislation

  • Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937Read with the Deeds Registries Regulations, 1996 — Government Notice No. 180 of 1996, Government Gazette No. 1343. Annexure I sets the Deeds Office fees of office; Annexure II sets the tariff of conveyancing and notarial fees.
  • Transfer Duty Act 14 of 1993As amended by the Transfer Duty Amendment Act 6 of 2024, in force 1 October 2024.
  • Stamp Duties Act 15 of 1993As amended by the Stamp Duties Amendment Act 7 of 2024, in force 1 October 2024.
  • Value-Added Tax Act 10 of 2000VAT is charged on the attorney fee only.
  • Financial Intelligence Act 13 of 2012Client identification and verification.
  • Sectional Titles Act 2 of 2009Applies where the property is a sectional title unit.
Pro Forma Statement of Account
Enter a purchase price and buyer type above to estimate your transfer costs.

* Used when buying a member’s interest in a Close Corporation that owns immovable property. Two things decide the cost. First, the use of the property the corporation owns: transfer duty is payable only where it is residential, so where the corporation owns commercial property no duty arises. Second, whether the property is sectional title or freehold, which sets the attorney fee. The purchaser is not asked because only a natural person may hold a member’s interest, so the tiered scale in the Transfer Duty Act always applies — the flat 12% is for an entity buying property directly, which is the Transfer Cost tab. Stamp duty is not payable on the transfer of a member’s interest; the corporation attracts its own nominal stamp duty instead, which is not included above. No Deeds Office fee is payable — the property itself does not transfer, as the corporation remains the registered owner.

Applicable legislation

  • Close Corporations Act 26 of 1988As amended to the Close Corporations Amendment Act 5 of 2023, in force 21 July 2023. Section 30 — the interest is a single interest expressed as a percentage. Section 37 — no member may dispose of an interest except under an association agreement or with the consent of every other member. Section 38(a) — the transfer is effected by cancelling or reducing the seller’s percentage and allocating it to the buyer.
  • Close Corporations Act, section 29(1)Only natural persons may hold a member’s interest. This is why the purchaser type does not change the figure: the acquirer is always a natural person, so the tiered scale applies.
  • Transfer Duty Act 14 of 1993As amended by the Transfer Duty Amendment Act 6 of 2024, in force 1 October 2024. The amendment widened “property” to include a share in a company, a member’s interest in a close corporation, or a trust, that owns residential property. It created no new rate: section 2(1)(a) applies to natural persons and section 2(1)(c) charges 12% to everyone else.
  • “Residential property”A dwelling house, holiday home, apartment or similar abode, and land zoned for residential use. It excludes apartment complexes, hotels and guesthouses of five or more units held as rentals to connected persons — so a block of flats held for letting may fall outside the charge even though every unit is a dwelling.
  • Stamp Duties Act 15 of 1993Not applicable to the transfer of a member’s interest. The close corporation attracts its own nominal stamp duty instead, which is not included in the estimate above.
  • Value-Added Tax Act 10 of 2000VAT is charged on the attorney fee only.

Required, but not priced above

  • BIPA registration feeSection 15(1) requires an amended founding statement to be lodged with the Registrar within 28 days of the change, signed by every member and by the incoming member, together with the fee prescribed for its registration. That fee is set by regulation and is not included in the estimate above. Failure to lodge attracts a reminder and then a penalty of up to N$10 per day, enforceable as a civil judgment.
  • Beneficial ownership filing — seven daysSection 16A(3), inserted by the Close Corporations Amendment Act 5 of 2023, requires the corporation to file the updated beneficial owner information with the Registrar within seven days of the change. Non-compliance carries an administrative penalty of up to N$50 000, a further N$1 000 for each day it continues, and listing as inactive followed by deregistration after six months.
  • Consent of the other membersSection 37. Unless the association agreement provides otherwise, every other member must consent to the disposal. A price can be agreed and the sale still not be capable of implementation.
Member Interest Cost Breakdown
Enter the consideration amount above to estimate the costs.

* Based on a standard reducing-balance mortgage, with interest accruing monthly on the declining balance.

Basis of this calculation

  • No tariff or statute governs this calculation — it is arithmetic. Your interest rate is set by your bank, which prices off the Bank of Namibia repo rate. Confirm the rate, term and any initiation or monthly service fees with your lender, as those are not included here.
Repayment Schedule
Enter your loan amount, interest rate and term above.

* Covers the bond attorney's fee and the Deeds Office registration fee. No transfer duty or stamp duty arises on registration of a bond. Sectional title figures between N$1m and N$5m are provisional pending confirmation of the tariff step.

Applicable legislation

  • Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937Read with the Deeds Registries Regulations, 1996 — Government Notice No. 180 of 1996, Government Gazette No. 1343. Annexure I sets the Deeds Office fees of office; Annexure II sets the tariff of conveyancing and notarial fees.
  • Value-Added Tax Act 10 of 2000VAT is charged on the attorney fee only.
  • Sectional Titles Act 2 of 2009Applies where the property is a sectional title unit.
Bond Registration Cost Breakdown
Enter your bond amount above to estimate registration costs.
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Trusted.
Recommended.

Namibia's leading institutions & parastatals

Clients

We are privileged to serve a broad and diverse clientele who value our commitment to quality and operational efficiency. Our portfolio of longstanding clients includes:

Standard Bank · First National Bank · Nedbank Namibia · Development Bank of Namibia · Agribank · Letshego · Momentum Metropolitan Namibia · Namport · City of Windhoek · GIPF · NamPower · NHE · Namfisa · MTC · NORED · Mine Workers Union · Local Authorities

International Networks

When your matter crosses a border.

AngulaCo is a member of IR Global and the AEA International Lawyers Network. Where a matter needs counsel in another jurisdiction, we identify the member firm there, make the introduction, and stay involved on the Namibian side so nothing falls between the two.

IR Global is exclusive — one member firm per jurisdiction, per practice area. AngulaCo holds the Namibian seat for Commercial Law and Commercial Litigation.

IR Global Exclusive network of independent professional services firms — more than 1,500 advisers across in excess of 170 jurisdictions. See our advisors on IR Global → AEA International Lawyers Network Founded 2004, headquartered in Berlin. Over 1,500 member offices across more than 150 countries, in practice-area groups. Visit aeuropea.com →

Our People

The team behind
every matter.

Led by Founder Elize Angula and a team of dedicated legal practitioners, we bring depth, diversity, and dedication to every client we serve.

Elize Angula

Founder & Director

Elize Angula

Litigation · Conveyancing · Estates

Founder of the firm and a practising conveyancer, notary and accredited mediator, with over twenty-five years in general legal practice.

B Proc · Conveyancer · Notary Public · Accredited Mediator

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Raywood Rukoro

Director

Raywood Rukoro

Litigation

Over twenty years in general legal practice, acting as preferred legal counsel in administrative reviews, judicial reviews and contractual litigation disputes.

B.Juris · LLB · Notary Public · Court-Accredited Mediator

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Jamie Theron

Director

Jamie Theron

Commercial

Advises on major infrastructure, energy and banking transactions, including Namibia’s first green hydrogen bid.

BJuris · LLB · Justice Training Centre

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Associates & Practitioners
Azelle Mouton

Azelle Mouton

Associate

Commercial & Regulatory

Josafat Anguwo

Josafat Anguwo

Associate

Commercial

Theopolina Hafeni

Theopolina Hafeni

Associate

Litigation

Adauche Okore

Adauche Okore

Associate

Litigation

Nadia Ajam-Mupupa

Nadia Ajam-Mupupa

Associate

Litigation & Debt Collection

Katrina Shilemba

Katrina Shilemba

Associate

Litigation

Roberth Gaoseb

Candidate Legal Practitioner

Litigation & Debt Collection

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Total Staff
25
Female Members
100%
Namibian Owned
3
Office Locations

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Client Testimonials

What clients say.

In the words of the people we act for — in conveyancing, litigation and debt recovery. Names are withheld to protect client confidentiality.

Professionalism & prompt service

“Well received, thank you. I want to thank you for your professionalism and prompt service. Much appreciated.”

Estate agent
Conveyancing matter

The best news I received this year

“Thank you very much. This was the best news I have received this year, and I truly appreciate it. Your hard work and commitment made a real difference, and I am incredibly grateful for the outcome.”

Private client
Civil litigation matter

Helpful assistance & guidance

“Thank you for your assistance and helping us. Thank you for your helpful information — I appreciate it very much.”

Private client
Debt collections matter

A protector of truth

“I read the letter again, and I was genuinely impressed. You are my lawyer, and I have complete confidence in you. You are a protector of truth, and I believe the truth will always prevail. Thank you for standing up for what is right.”

Private client
Civil litigation matter

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Build your career at AngulaCo.

We are always looking for driven, talented legal professionals who share our values of integrity, empowerment, and excellence.

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We are not actively recruiting at this time. You are welcome to send your CV for future consideration.

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The new AngulaCo Client Portal gives you real-time visibility into your matters, documents, and communications — all in one secure place.

Real-time matter tracking across all stages
Secure document exchange with your legal team
Direct attorney messaging, on your schedule
Invoice and fee transparency at a glance
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My Active Matters
Property Transfer
Ref: 2024-CT-881 · Updated today
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Commercial Agreement
Ref: 2024-CA-442 · Awaiting review
Review
Estate Administration
Ref: 2024-EA-219 · In drafting
Drafting

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