Administração Municipal de Moçâmedes

The municipal administration building of Moçâmedes serves as the seat of local government for this Atlantic port city in southwestern Angola, a city that carried the name Namibe from 1985 until 2016. Founded in 1840 under Portuguese colonial rule, Moçâmedes grew into a significant fishing and trade hub on Angola's southern coast. The building functions primarily as a civic administration centre with no dedicated visitor facilities, reflecting the modest, functional character typical of colonial-era town halls in the region.