Critical Infrastructure

Water Pipeline Infrastructure

Project Overview

Cross-Border Water Security

As part of Zotus City's critical infrastructure backbone, Zotus Group International is evaluating a proposed 750 kilometre cross border water pipeline linking Northern Namibia's Atlantic Ocean to Botswana's dry corridors, including the Zotus City zone and surrounding regions.

The concept is intended to support planned resilient bulk water capacity for industrial, agricultural, residential, and commercial use, essential for enabling urban expansion and food security in one of Southern Africa's most arid regions.

The pipeline is designed for high volume transmission, with integrated purification and reservoir systems positioned at key junctures. It will support the development of green belts, irrigation schemes, and water intensive industries such as agro processing and construction.

750km

Cross Border Pipeline

Infrastructure Design

Key Features

A comprehensive water infrastructure system designed for reliability, scalability, and long term sustainability.

750km Cross Border Pipeline

Linking Northern Namibia's Atlantic Ocean to Botswana's dry corridors, including the Zotus City zone.

Integrated Purification Systems

Advanced water treatment and purification facilities positioned at key junctures along the pipeline.

Green Belt Development

Supporting irrigation schemes, green belts, and water intensive industries including agro processing.

BOOT Model

Proposed Build, Own, Operate, Transfer structure, subject to technical studies, approvals, commercial structure and delivery phasing.

Investment Opportunity

Strategic Offtake Agreements

The proposed commercial structure may include strategic offtake arrangements with investors, governments and private users, subject to technical studies, approvals, commercial structure and delivery phasing.

Any offtake arrangements and infrastructure revenue model will depend on verified demand, technical feasibility and agreed commercial terms. A proposed Build, Own, Operate, Transfer model would also remain subject to applicable approvals and cross border coordination.

BOOT Model Benefits

Proposed multi jurisdictional coordination
Multi jurisdictional compliance framework
Commercial protections subject to final agreements
Cross border cooperation subject to approvals

Secure Demand From

Governments of Botswana & Namibia

Cross-border water supply supporting national water security, public utilities, and strategic reserves for both nations.

Zotus City Residents & Businesses

Reliable water supply for residential communities, commercial establishments, and urban services.

Industrial Estates & Logistics Zones

High volume water access for manufacturing, processing, and logistics operations.

Regional Farms & Food Producers

Irrigation support for agricultural development and food security initiatives.

Regional Impact

Enabling Growth Across Southern Africa

The water pipeline represents more than infrastructure. It is a catalyst for regional development. By securing reliable water access, the project enables agricultural expansion, industrial growth, and sustainable urban development across Botswana's western corridor and beyond.