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September 2026
The Namibian
Deputy minister Jenelly Matundusaidgovernment and customers should support Namibian enterprises meeting quality standards
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“Government institutions, the private sector and customers should therefore support Namibian enterprises that can meet the standards of quality," she said.”
Jenelly Matunduwas present as deputy minister ofinternational relations and trade
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“Among the dignitaries were Chief Mukuni of the Leya people from the Livingstone area and deputy minister of international relations and trade Jenelly Matundu.”
Jenelly Matundusaidthe Namibian Investment Guide is more than just a document
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“During the launch, the Deputy Minister of International Relations and Trade, Jenelly Matundu, said the Namibian Investment Guide is more than just a document.”
Deputy Minister Jenelly MatunduledNamibia's delegation to African Trade Ministers meeting
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“Deputy Minister of International Relations and Trade, Jenelly Matundu, led the country's delegation to a meeting of African Trade Ministers in Maputo, Mozambique.”
Matunduemphasisedthat the WTO remains a central pillar of a functioning, inclusive and equitable multilateral trading system
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“Addressing the meeting, Matundu emphasised that the WTO remains a central pillar of a functioning, inclusive and equitable multilateral trading system.”
Deputy minister Jenelly MatundusaidModi's 2025 visit, cheetah translocation project, and drought relief assistance evidence growing diplomatic ties
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“Deputy minister of international relations and trade Jenelly Matundu at the ceremony said Modi's 2025 visit, the successful cheetah translocation project from Namibia to India, and the Asian country's drought relief assistance were all evidence of the two countries' growing diplomatic ties.”
Deputy minister Jenelly Matundudelivered keynote address highlightingpartnership areas and trade expansion opportunities
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“"We look forward to expanding trade and investment opportunities, particularly in emerging sectors such as green hydrogen, tourism and value-added agriculture," said Matundu.”
Jenelly MatunduattendedEurope Day reception in Windhoek
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“The event brought together dignitaries such as deputy minister of international relations and cooperation Jenelly Matundu, speaker of the National Assembly Peter Katjavivi, and Windhoek mayor Queen Kamati.”
The Deputy Minister of International Relations and Trade stated that the textile and clothing industry is central to Namibia's industrialisation agenda and "growth at home" strategy, which promotes local production and manufacturing capacity. She highlighted that government institutions and customers should support Namibian enterprises capable of meeting quality standards, and noted that new digital sublimation technology at Dinapama Manufacturing aligns with the sixth National Development Plan's focus on manufacturing and textiles.
The Deputy Minister of International Relations and Trade stated that the textile and clothing industry is central to Namibia's industrialisation agenda and "growth at home" strategy, which promotes local production and manufacturing capacity. She highlighted that government institutions and customers should support Namibian enterprises capable of meeting quality standards, and noted that new digital sublimation technology at Dinapama Manufacturing aligns with the sixth National Development Plan's focus on manufacturing and textiles.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah delivered a statement honouring the centenary of Fidel Castro's birth and his legacy of support for oppressed peoples and Africa's struggles, emphasizing Castro's role in shaping Namibia's history.
Proflight Zambia operated its first flight to Windhoek on Tuesday, with service to be offered three times weekly from both Lusaka and Livingstone. The new route was marked by a landing ceremony attended by tourism and aviation stakeholders.
Zambian carrier Proflight Zambia inaugurated its first flights to Windhoek this week, operating three times weekly between Lusaka, Livingstone, and Namibia's capital. Government officials and aviation stakeholders highlighted the route's potential to boost tourism, trade, and regional connectivity between the two countries.
Proflight Zambia launched a new three-times-weekly air service connecting Lusaka and Windhoek via Livingstone, operating on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Namibian officials said the route would boost trade, tourism and regional connectivity between the two nations.
The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board launched a new Namibian Investment Guide, a seven-volume document aimed at marketing Namibia as an ideal investment destination and providing information about the country's economic sectors, business registration processes, and investment climate. The Deputy Minister of International Relations and Trade said the guide will be used by Namibia's embassies and high commissions to promote the country abroad and supports the President's vision of prioritizing investment in infrastructure, agriculture, and urban land development.
Deputy Minister Jenelly Matundu led Namibia's delegation to a meeting of African Trade Ministers in Maputo to coordinate a unified continental position ahead of the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference. Ministers called for decisive reforms to the global trading system to support Africa's development and industrialisation, with focus on reducing raw material export dependence, promoting value addition, and advancing digital transformation.
Trade and International Relations Minister Selma Ashipala-Musavyi has called on her ministry to prioritize economic diplomacy, trade and investment promotion to deliver measurable benefits to Namibians including jobs and market access, as global tensions, climate pressures and trade disruptions threaten smaller economies. The ministry plans to focus on market diversification in priority sectors such as agriculture, mining, renewable energy and logistics, while advancing new investment and trade bills.
India's High Commission celebrated its 77th Republic Day in Windhoek, with officials from both countries highlighting recent diplomatic progress including PM Modi's 2024 visit and a cheetah translocation project, and expressing commitment to strengthening bilateral relations in trade, health, and education.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare held meetings with delegations from Iran, Egypt and Indonesia, focusing on trade and bilateral cooperation. Areas of discussion included youth empowerment and skills development with Iran; green hydrogen, renewable energy, and agriculture with Egypt; and agriculture, commerce, education and fisheries with Indonesia.