Space Expo Tech launches, promising to redefine exhibition experiences
The Namibian exhibition landscape has a new player, as Space Dimensions, a company with a 15-year track record, announced the birth of its latest venture: Space Expo Tech.This exciting development was unveiled at the MTC branding and marketing indaba that took place as from 9 April 2025.
According to founder Archibald Shipanga, Space Expo Tech aims to take "export technology to the next level", boldly declaring that "the future of exhibiting starts here".
The company promises to deliver "simplified, professional, exentric, outstanding and modern exhibition stands" catering to businesses looking to make a significant impact.
Speaking at the indaba, Shipanga emphasised Space Expo Tech's readiness for the market, highlighting the company's investment in a dedicated warehouse. This facility allows them to handle the entire process of stand creation, from initial concept and 3D modelling to fabrication and construction.
"We have a big team now and we are ready for the market," Shipanga said, urging attendees to keep an eye out for Space Expo Tech.
Impact
The impact of Space Dimensions' work was illustrated by Dr Angela Kanyemba of the Windhoek Central Hospital who shared a compelling story.
Kanyemba recounted their experience at the indaba, where the hospital's initial setup was unexpectedly transformed through the intervention of Archibald Shipanga.
"With Space Dimensions I experienced what branding means. For the first time, I could say wow!" Kanyemba said, referring to Shipanga as an "angel from heaven" who approached their stand.
Impressed by the initial setup, Shipanga took immediate responsibility for enhancing the hospital's presence. Kanyemba described a remarkable overnight transformation, with Shipanga and his team working tirelessly to create a compelling and visually stunning stand.
"That same night he took the responsibility to take over. He put his team to work. They had a sleepless night," Kanyemba added.
The result was a stand so impactful that visitors reportedly mistook it for that of the well-known Lady Pohamba Hospital.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services' collaboration with Space Dimensions proved successful, culminating in a significant achievement. "This marvelous company won us a trophy!" Kanyemba said.
This recognition is particularly noteworthy as they secured second place after MTC; a feat achieved for the first time in 30 years of expo participation.
Kanyemba expressed her immense pride at their association with Shipanga and his team, emphasising the collaborative spirit. "This is a team work."