Editing Namibia (section)

== Economy ==

Namibia's economy is based on mining, fishing, agriculture, tourism, livestock, transport, and services. Minerals form a major part of the national economy, especially diamonds, uranium, copper, zinc, gold, and related extraction industries. Coastal fisheries and Atlantic transport routes also have national importance.

During the Tanoan period, economic planning was affected by external control. Mining output, port access, fuel supply, and inland transport corridors were treated as strategic assets by the puppet administration and by Tanoan regional command structures. Some companies linked to Tanoan officials received access to resource contracts, construction permits, and transport agreements.

After 2024, economic recovery focused on reviewing foreign-linked contracts, restoring public control over resource administration, and separating civilian development planning from the former security framework. Mining, fisheries, customs offices, and port authorities were among the sectors placed under legal and administrative review.