Kami - the Guardian of Earth - was clearly shown to be capable of taking a deceased person's body to the afterlife if they earned that privilege through heroic deeds, like he did with Goku at the end of the Raditz Saga, whereas Namek did not appear to have a guardian, so there was no one to grant Guru his body in the afterlife. This would also explain why Guru's body disappeared when he died a second time on Earth but did not disappear when he died the first time on Namek.
This is best shown during the Golden Frieza Saga, when Frieza laments that he spent many years "in Earth's Hell," despite Frieza only being on Earth for a few minutes before being killed by Future Trunks and having absolutely no connections to Earth besides that. There appear to be multiple versions of Heaven and Hell for each planet, and the afterlife you are sent to appears to be dictated solely according to whatever planet you die on, without regard to whatever planet or planets you have any connections to, sentimental or otherwise. With the involvement of Akira Toriyama in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, the Angels of Hell are in charge of running Earth's Hell as opposed to the Ogres in the anime filler. Goku noted that dead warriors used half as much energy as their living body does. Also, Devils such as Spike the Devil Man are from the afterlife, Hell to be exact. Popo and Korin are sent to planets like Earth to assist its God. According to Goku, time does not exist in the afterlife as such, using Super Saiyan 3 there is easier. This level contains the personal planets of deities such as King Kai and Grand Kai, as well as the celestial bureaucracy who are in charge of running the day-to-day activities of Other World, such as King Yemma. Heaven and Hell are the two main destinations for deceased people in the afterlife however, there is also a level that exists between the two.
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