Panel-tested legal service
The firm serves on panels for local banks, state-owned enterprises, and private companies, bringing structured service expectations into daily work.
Anne Shilengudwa Incorporated
Built on integrity, resilience, and clear legal direction.
Anne Shilengudwa Incorporated combines disciplined legal work, client-centered service, and a deep commitment to African excellence.
Our story
A Namibian firm designed for substance, care, and serious work.
Anne Shilengudwa founded the firm with a clear view of legal practice: clients should feel guided, supported, and represented with integrity and excellence.
The firm carries forward a foundation in conveyancing, commercial transactions, banking, governance, estate planning, procurement, and litigation, while continuing to invest in digital operations and community impact.
Digitally minded operations
ASINC uses digital workflows to support clarity, faster coordination, and future-ready client-service expansion.
Purposeful risk guidance
The team helps clients identify risks, clarify options, and pursue practical outcomes within the boundaries of the law.
A firm shaped by purpose and precision.
2008-2017
Anne Shilengudwa served as director and shareholder at Ellis Shilengudwa Incorporated, leading conveyancing and human capital.
2017
Anne Shilengudwa Attorneys was founded in Windhoek.
1 October 2021
The practice evolved into Anne Shilengudwa Incorporated.
2021 & 2023
The firm received the Judge JP Karuaihe Social Responsibility Excellence Award.
Integrity and Excellence
Professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to excellent legal work.
Client-Centered Service
Personalized legal solutions supported by offices in Windhoek, Walvis Bay, and Ongwediva.
Resilience and Purpose
African resilience, disciplined service, and dedication to the communities the firm serves.
Innovation with Responsibility
Digital operations and future-ready workflows balanced with confidentiality and professional ethics.
Language-ready architecture.
English is the first content language, but routes, content data, and interface patterns are structured so Afrikaans, Oshiwambo, or additional Namibian language versions can be added without rebuilding the site.