Vetumbuavi Mungunda

Vetumbuavi Mungunda — President of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, appointed April 2026 for a two-year term.

2023-04-162026-10-06

What’s been said

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September 2026
14 SeptThe Namibian
Vetumbuavi Mungunda said proposed levy should be supported only if temporary and funds used effectively
Source
“Okozonduno Bonsmaras' Vetumbuavi Mungunda says the proposed levy should only be supported if it is temporary and the money is used effectively to protect the livestock industry.”
Namibia considers foot-and-mouth disease levy to boost funds
March 2026
31 MarThe Namibian
Vetumbuavi Mungunda was appointed president of NCCI
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“The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has appointed Vetumbuavi Mungunda as president, deputised by Patty Karuaihe-Martin and Tarah Shaanika as first and second vice presidents, respectively.”
Mungunda appointed NCCI president
31 MarThe Namibian
Mungunda says new leadership will focus on strengthening chamber's institutional capacity
Source
“Mungunda says the new leadership will focus on strengthening the chamber's institutional capacity and expanding its role in economic and policy discussions.”
Mungunda appointed NCCI president
30 MarNew Era
Vetumbuavi Mungunda was elected as president of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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“A new chapter has commenced for Namibia's business community following the election of Vetumbuavi Mungunda as president of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI).”
Mungunda aims to position NCCI as formidable economic voice
30 MarThe Namibian
Vetumbuavi Mungunda was selected as new NCCI president
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“The NCCI selected Vetumbuavi Mungunda as its new president at its annual general meeting.”
Outgoing NCCI president calls for private sector to take on greater responsibility
30 MarThe Namibian
Vetumbuavi Mungunda said his term will focus on strengthening chamber capacity and expanding inclusiveness and representation
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“Mungunda said his term will focus on strengthening the capacity of the chamber to participate in thought leadership dialogues, as well as to expand the inclusiveness and representation of the chamber.”
Outgoing NCCI president calls for private sector to take on greater responsibility
29 MarThe Namibian
Vetumbuavi Mungunda was appointed president of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Source
“The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry has appointed Vetumbuavi Mungunda as president, deputised by Patty Karuaihe-Martin and Tarah Shaanika as first and second vice presidents, respectively.”
Mungunda appointed chamber of commerce president
29 MarThe Namibian
Mungunda says the new leadership will focus on strengthening the chamber's institutional capacity and expanding its role
Source
“Mungunda says the new leadership will focus on strengthening the chamber's institutional capacity and expanding its role in economic and policy discussions.”
Mungunda appointed chamber of commerce president
April 2023
16 AprThe Namibian
Vetumbuavi Mungunda is founder of Ombu Capital
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“Vetumbuavi Mungunda is the founder of Ombu Capital, an investment and advisory firm focusing on the rural economic sectors of agri-business and tourism.”
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Namibia considers FMD levy to strengthen livestock disease funding

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Namibia is considering a new foot-and-mouth disease levy to raise funds to protect the livestock industry against the growing threat of the disease. The proposed temporary levy, paid by both livestock buyers and sellers, could be around 0.76% of the value of a livestock transaction, though the final rate has not yet been confirmed and the measure is still under consultation.

14 September 2026 · The Namibian →

Monday 14 September

Namibia considers FMD levy to strengthen livestock disease funding
Namibia is considering a new foot-and-mouth disease levy to raise funds to protect the livestock industry against the growing threat of the disease. The proposed temporary levy, paid by both livestock buyers and sellers, could be around 0.76% of the value of a livestock transaction, though the final rate has not yet been confirmed and the measure is still under consultation.
14 September 2026 · The Namibian →

Tuesday 31 March

Vetumbuavi Mungunda appointed NCCI president
The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry has appointed Vetumbuavi Mungunda as president, with Patty Karuaihe-Martin and Tarah Shaanika as deputy leaders. The new board, which will serve a two-year term, aims to strengthen the chamber's institutional capacity and expand its role in economic and policy discussions.
31 March 2026 · The Namibian →

Monday 30 March

New NCCI President Pledges Stronger Economic Voice
Vetumbuavi Mungunda was elected president of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the organization's Annual General Meeting on 27 March 2026, replacing Bisey /Uirab. Mungunda has outlined plans to strengthen institutional capacity, broaden sectoral and regional representation, and position the chamber as a more formidable influence in national and regional economic debates.
30 March 2026 · New Era →
Outgoing NCCI president urges private sector greater responsibility
The outgoing president of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry called on the private sector to take greater ownership in developing the country and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, which he described as the backbone of the economy. New NCCI president Vetumbuavi Mungunda pledged to focus on strengthening the chamber's capacity for thought leadership and expanding its representation across sectors.
30 March 2026 · The Namibian →

Sunday 29 March

Vetumbuavi Mungunda elected Namibia Chamber of Commerce president
The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry has appointed Vetumbuavi Mungunda as president, with Patty Karuaihe-Martin and Tarah Shaanika as vice presidents. The new board will focus on strengthening institutional capacity and expanding the chamber's role in economic and policy discussions.
29 March 2026 · The Namibian →