

The gates open at 10:00 and the show runs until next Saturday at 17:00.
The show combines an agricultural exhibition with a range of industrial and retail offerings and entertainment.
As has become the norm in previous years, the event is once again expected to draw in the region of 100 000 visitors.
International exhibitors are expected from South Africa, Botswana, Kenya and as far as Finland.
Other highlights this year are additional rides at the fun park, an upgraded food plaza and the traditional fireworks display on Thursday night to officially launch the event.
Earlier this week, Bank Windhoek announced a N$40 000 sponsorship of the small livestock section at the show.
“Trade fairs such as the annual 2016 Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show give Bank Windhoek a unique opportunity to engage with current and potential customers,” bank spokesperson Jaquiline Pack said.
“We are proud of the bank’s association with the Windhoek Show and are excited to meet our customers and prove to them that they made the right choice in choosing Bank Windhoek.”