economy · Namibia
GovOnline · 27 October 2026
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Namibia's Prime Minister urges Rundu Town Council to improve services for entrepreneurs at the ninth Rundu Annual Trade Fair, highlighting government investments in infrastructure and trading facilities.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has called on the Rundu Town Council to address challenges faced by entrepreneurs, including the need for reliable municipal services, accessible trading facilities, and improved infrastructure. His message was delivered by Kavango East Governor Hamunyera Hambyuka at the ninth Rundu Annual Trade Fair.
Ngurare emphasized Rundu's strategic economic position and potential in sectors like agriculture, timber, tourism, and cross-border trade. The government allocated N$75 million for infrastructure improvements in 2025/26 and budgeted N$3.5 million for constructing trading platforms for informal traders in 2026/27, aiming to foster business growth and investment in the region.

