Ongwediva: The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) is making its services more accessible to consumers by launching a mobile office at the 2026 Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair. The initiative aims to offer information, guidance, and support on various financial sector matters directly to the public. According to Namibia Press Agency, the mobile office is part of Namfisa's consumer education efforts designed to enhance access to information for those who would otherwise need to travel to Windhoek for assistance. Namfisa Consumer Education Specialist, Junias Erasmus, emphasized the significance of the trade fair as a platform for direct interaction with consumers, enabling the authority to address concerns, answer questions, and provide insights that aid in informed financial decision-making. Erasmus highlighted the mobile office's role in expanding Namfisa's reach to communities nationwide, making its services more accessible. Visitors to the stand can learn about Namfisa's mandate, it s role in regulating and supervising the non-banking financial sector, and gain insights into key legislative developments such as the Financial Institutions and Markets Act and the proposed Consumer Credit Bill. Officials are present to explain the implications of these laws, as well as the rights and responsibilities of consumers. Additionally, individuals interested in starting microlending businesses can obtain necessary information on registration requirements and procedures. The Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair serves as a nexus for exhibitors and consumers from across Namibia, providing organizations a chance to share information, offer services, and enhance public awareness through direct engagement.