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MTC Marketing Indaba back in 2026 with expanded regional line-up

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Mobile Telecommunications Ltd (MTC) has announced that the second edition of the MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba will take place from 8 to 10 April 2026 at the Movenpick Hotel in Windhoek.

MTC’s Chief Brand, Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer, Tim Ekandjo, said the event will continue to serve as a national platform for branding, marketing, public relations and advertising, following the inaugural Indaba held in 2025.

He said the 2026 programme will centre on the theme “Marketing from the Heart” and will again convene regional leaders, practitioners and exhibitors for industry-wide dialogue.

“Participants can look forward to inspiring keynotes and interactive panel discussions covering and dissecting diverse and relevant topics. Having attracted over 400 delegates in its debut edition earlier this year, the MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba aims to foster collaboration and networking opportunities among participants, facilitating connections that can lead to new partnerships and growth within the industry,” Ekandjo said.

He confirmed that the speaker line-up will include Maukeni Ribeiro from Ghana, Michaella Rugwizangoga from Rwanda, Luis Munana from Namibia, Sylvia Kyalo from Kenya and Stephanie Sandridge from Botswana. Additional contributors include Patience Chisanga Mayer from Zambia, George Damson from Malawi, Paulinus Sheehama from Namibia, Josy Nghipandua from Namibia and Mignon du Preez from Namibia.

Ekandjo added that the summit will also host Mbali Bhengu from South Africa, Laurencia Prizonsky from Namibia, Marlize Horn from Namibia, Ignatious Jungura from Namibia and Naftal Naeman Nghishekwa from Namibia, each presenting specialised content linked to current industry priorities.

“With a diverse audience composed of professionals from various sectors, the Indaba presents an excellent opportunity for knowledge sharing and professional development. Registration for the 2026 MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba is open, and interested individuals are encouraged to secure their spots early to ensure participation in this transformative event,” he said.

The Indaba will conclude with a gala dinner on 10 April 2026, during which MTC will introduce an Excellence Award Ceremony for the first time to recognise achievements in branding, marketing, communications and advertising. South African strategist Nomndeni Sethole has been confirmed as guest speaker for the gala.

Ekandjo said MTC remains committed to maintaining the standard set by the 2025 edition and will continue supporting platforms that strengthen sector capability. He said the Indaba will remain central to enhancing regional marketing expertise and supporting long-term industry growth.

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