RUNDU and SURROUNDINGS               

A gateway to the South-East of Angola, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Rundu Open Market "sitemap"
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Aerial view from the Rundu CBA

 

Rundu is situated in the north-east of Namibia, at the foot of the Kavango river bordering Angola. It is the only proclaimed town and administrative center of the Kavango region, and occupies the fifth place in Namibia in consideration of its population estimated at +/-45,000 people, representing 1/4 of the population of the Kavango region (201'000) (Namibia 1,83 Mio, 2001 Census) .

The Kavango region is the poorest region in Namibia with a HDI* of 0,5, but the city is geographically located at a strategic crossroad and has, since peace and stability returned to Angola, lots of potential to develop to a bustling border town.

As a frontier-town, Rundu is a commercial city which attracts cross-border business. The economy of greater Rundu is both urban and rural with a prevalence of service economy, in particular trading. The majority (82%) of the business operations fall into the non-formal sector with 80% trading as "sole proprietors".

*HDI (Human Development Index)

 

 

 

Aerial view of the Rundu Open Market

 

Kehemu Open Market and Township

 

Sauyemwa Open Market and Township

 

Other things not to miss in Rundu :

THE KAVANGO RIVER  forming  the border between Angola and Namibia

View to Angola Flood plains in April Rundu Beach River crossing for N$1 View from town

Accommodation tip of the day:  www.tambuti.com.na  at the "Rundu Beach" right in town.

 West of Rundu not far from a camping side Some 18km to the west of Rundu Tambuti Lodge "at Rundu Beach"

 

To rent the Market for festivals, concerts, trade fairs etc  contact uS         

                                                                                                                                                    

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