Vice President Nangolo Mbumba emphasised the important role that exhibitions such as this play in promoting cultural heritage and driving economic activity. The expo, he added, serves as a valuable platform for businesses to showcase their goods and services, fostering opportunities for networking and knowledge exchange. Mbumba says that in a world where cultural heritage...
The Rundu Annual Trade Fair officially kicked off, attracting 114 companies and individuals, compared to 103 exhibitors last year. Exhibitors came from all corners of the country as well as from Tanzania. Some of them are taking part for the first time. Officiating at the event, Rundu Trade Fair Patron and Minister of Works and...
The Mining Expo and Conference kicked off in Windhoek on Wednesday with international and local exhibitors featuring at the event under the theme: “Namibia’s Role in the Sustainable Supply of Minerals to Support the Global Energy Transition”. The conference which will run on Wednesday and Thursday, parallel to the Expo has been hailed as the...
Stefanus Nashama The 2023 Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair (OATF) which has officially opened over the weekend, has attracted 418 local and international exhibitors. The Deputy Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Verna Sinimbo, who spoke on behalf of President Hage Geingob during the official opening, said the 418 local and international exhibitors reflect a fair number...
The Ongwediva Trade Fair Society says it will host over 450 local and international exhibitors at the fair this year. Exhibitors are from diverse sectors of the economy, as well as from countries such as Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana, and Nigeria. Rebecca Hidulika, the chairperson of the Ongwediva Trade Fair Society, said this during the Ongwediva...
The Ongwediva Trade Fair Society will host over 450 local and international exhibitors from diverse sectors of the economy during the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair (OATF), this year. Several exhibitors from East and West African countries, among them from Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana and Nigeria, are also expected to showcase their products at the fair. Rebecca...
Maria David THE first-ever Oneshila business trade fair has attracted a large number of exhibitors. The two-day exhibition, which started on Friday and will conclude on Saturday, has garnered participation from various companies. Among the participating companies are Motovac, Cymot, MTC Namibia, Optics Exclusive, Nedbank, car dealers, electrical stores, and Namibia Breweries Limited. Source link