A Lifeline in Crisis

Our farms are strategically located in regions selected for their proven stability, abundant resources, resilient farming communities, low crime rates, and robust agricultural strength—the perfect foundations for establishing secure, safe nests.

Below, you'll discover why we believe Southern Africa is the ultimate safe-zone for Japies across the globe.

Physical Refuge

Safe nests are real places of security, designed to save lives in times of unrest, persecution, or systemic collapse. In a world where faith-based persecution, food shortages, or social unrest can displace families, our farms offer a tangible refuge. Participants have access to these sites.

Global Access Point 

Japie envisages negotiating Safe nests that are accessible to participants worldwide, offering a foothold in hidden, overlooked secure regions. Whether you're in Europe, America, or Africa, Japie strives to give access to a more secure store of value and physical refuge, embodying a tool to self-determination in geography. 

Politically Stable
Namibia has upheld uninterrupted multiparty democracy since independence on 21 March 1990, and on 21 March 2025, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was sworn in as its first female president, Al Jazeera.
 

Land of Refuge
Zambia has avoided any internal armed conflict since its independence in 1964. i.unu.edu. After Zimbabwe's fast-track land seizures, about 300 displaced farmers settled in Zambia—transforming former grain deficits into net exports by leveraging their expertise spiegel.de.
 

Low Population Density
Vast open landscapes mean less resource competition, more roaming space, and a natural buffer against urban pressures.
 

Low Crime Statistics
• Northern Cape ranks second-lowest in South Africa for assault rates per 100,000 population, according to Paycorp.
• Namibia is 62nd of 163 in the 2024 Global Peace Index (top 38 %), spiegel.de.
• Zambia is 57th in the 2024 Global Peace Index (top 35 %) files.ethz.ch.
 

Religious Freedom
Namibia's and Zambia's constitutions guarantee freedom of belief and prohibit religious discrimination, underpinning large, active Christian communities and interfaith harmony.
 

Strong Farming Traditions
In the Northern Cape, some 48,300 households engaged in agriculture in 2016—nearly 75 % focused on livestock—demonstrating deep-rooted pastoral expertise, Institute for Security Studies.
 

World-Class Medical Care
South Africa's private hospitals perform procedures at 40–60 % lower costs than in the US/UK, and many hold Joint Commission International accreditation. They offer cutting-edge treatment with minimal bureaucracy, PaycorpReuters.
 

Robust Infrastructure & Global Connectivity
• The Trans-Kalahari Corridor links Walvis Bay and Windhoek to Botswana and Pretoria via a 1,900 km paved highway, opened in 1998, Wikipedia, Freight News.
• The Port of Walvis Bay handles ~8 million tonnes of cargo yearly, serving as Namibia's gateway to Europe, Asia and the Americas. namport.com.na.
• Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek served over 860,000 passengers in 2023, with direct flights spanning Africa, Europe and the Middle East, according to Wikipedia.
• Zambia has rolled out SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet—deploying 89 kits through its Smart Zambia Institute—bringing high-speed, low-latency broadband even to remote areas Voice of Americaszi.gov.zm.
 

Technological Innovation & Pioneering IP
South Africa hosted the world's first automated teller machine in 1967, Paycor's, revolutionising global banking and financial inclusion. These regions continue to lead in fintech and e-government platforms, delivering seamless digital services without excessive red tape.
 

Understated Excellence
Namibia and Zambia often operate out of the limelight - quietly nurturing stable societies, robust governance, and forward-thinking solutions without fanfare while delivering substance that resonates worldwide.