Year: 2019

Omuthiya - Omulumenhu womuAngola oo vati a twa mukwao nombele konima yeenhangu, okwa hangwa a endjelela momuti a fya mexulilo-shivike.

ONGWEDIVA - Osikola Erundu combined opamwe naalongwa aakulu oya tokola oku tsakanena opo ya gongele oshimaliwa shoku tungula osikola ndjoka ngashingeyi ya kulupa noonkondo. 

SWAKOPMUND – Aantu yeli 20 772 mOshitukulwa shErongo oyi i nyolifa pethimbo lyomainyolitho gomahogololo ga gwedwa po, ngoka ga hulu momasiku 29 Juli.  

!Gomenǁgams – Erongo ǀKhari,b di ǁanǂgāsaben ge sao ra ǁkhâga a ǀomǂnûi ǁkhā, !goaxa kurib di ǂKhoesaob kōse ǁnā ǁaeb ai ǀguis ǁkhawa kō!gâs !nanǀgaib ǂganǀgaub disa nî dīhe amaga. 

WINDHOEK - At present, there is a wonderful and motivating interest in poultry enterprises in Namibia and beyond. In general, poultry farming plays a significant role in a country’s economy as a source of income, food and employment. 

WINDHOEK - Most farming areas in Namibia are faced with severe forage scarcity, especially grazing materials due to overgrazing and drought, and the situation is getting worse as the normal dry season has set in, and with still several months of uncertainty ahead. 

WINDHOEK - The Meat Board of Namibia (MBN) has warned the farming community, farmers’ unions/associations, animal feed processors and retailers as well as all other meat industry role players that the use of chicken litter /manure as livestock feed is not allowed under the Farm Assured Namibian Meat (FAN Meat) Scheme.

WINDHOEK - Due to drought conditions, livestock exports increased by 10.91 per cent with export abattoirs driving the performance at a 55.35 per cent growth rate on account of drought-induced marketing during the first six months of the year. 

WINDHOEK - A first of its kind Urban Fair is slated for Ongwediva on Saturday, 7 September 2019. The

WINDHOEK – The Ministry of Mines and Energy has confirmed that although it has received several proposals for the establishment on an oil refinery, it has not yet granted any approval as it awaits feedback on