Month: March 2021

Omunambelewapitithi melelo lyondoolopa yaShakati Katarina Kamari okwa ti, omahala otaga gandjwa kwaamboka ya ninga omayindilo, ihe hakukehe ngoka ta ikuthile ehala kaashi li paveta.

Aanamibia ye vule po400 000 oya li ya dhengwa kondajala omumvo gwa yi. 

Ounona ve li vavali ova xulifa moshiponga shotuwa, omanga vamwe ve li omulongo ova lemana eshi osheendifo shavo she lidenga mumwe notuwa ikwao Olomakaya konguloshi.

ǀAeǁgams !Ā!khōmais ge surudeba mātare tama hâ ǂnûiǂgādi tsî ǁanǂgāsaben hîa ǀhaob ai miljundi !nâ hâ marina ǁîn ǁgam-i tsî !nanǀgaib ai suruden ǀkha ǀhuru tama hâ. 

Since the domestication process in the Neolithic Age, livestock has spread all over the world as a result of human migration or interchanges among neighbouring human populations. 

The majority of small-scale farmers remain trapped within the subsistence agriculture system and according to the authorities this has resulted in a slower transition in the local economy to more industrialised methods that produce sophisticated high-value goods for export and domestic markets. 

What a roller coaster ride it continues to be, when all of your resources depend mainly on digital marketing.

Meatco’s CEO, Mwilima Mushokabanji, says the corporation is working hard to reduce its debt and is creating a new Meatco that adapts and responds to the prevailing business environment.

Local economic analysts believe the reduction and proper implementation of policies should be revisited if Namibia eyes for any growth in the future.

RUNDU - An inquest was opened by the Kavango West police after the lifeless and unidentified body of an adult male was found floating off the banks of the Kavango river at Sigone village in Kavango West on Saturday morning.