Month: July 2021

Omukulupe e na eedula 102, oo ta tekula ounona 14, okwa pewa omakwafo oikulya, oikutu, oikumbafa, opomba yomeva, nokwa tungilwa yoookandjuwo konima eshi kwa li ta pula moshiwana opo shi mu yambidide.

Hostels hîa Otjinenes, Omaheke ǀkharib !nâ ǂnôas tawa mâs tsî ǁkhāti gaxu ǁae-e sîsenūsa tamase mâs ge Covid-19 ǀae-aona ǀae!khōdi !aroma ūgaras !khaib ase go dawa!khunihe, nē ǁaeb hîab Omaheke ǀkhariba ǀgaisase Covid-19 xa khō!namihe hâb !nâ kai huib ase nî īse. 

ǁKhaeheǁoasase ra ǂharo Covid-19 ǁōgu !gôagu ge !hūb !nâ ǁōhâ sorodi !khai!khai!nâ!khaiga ǀgaisa ǁgâib !naka ūhâ. Aitsama mâbasen ǂharugu!khaigu ge nē mâsiba oresa hōbas ase ge !â, ǁîn sîsenūxūn tsî !ân, aiǁgause !khai!khai!nâ!nari-ūxūn khami. 

ǀAwa!namn danab, Sebastian Ndeitungab ge ǂoa go sâǁaeb !nâ ǀawa!namna ǁîn sâ-aeb !norasasiba ǁawoǁawos sîsenxasigu !nâ ǀAnes tsî ǀAeǁgams hâra !nâ go ǁhao hâ i, tsî ǁnā soakha !nâ ǀawa!namn ǀguis khami ī !gâi!gâibasen-i tsîna mā-amsa tama ǀhubuǀhubusenxūn ǀkha ra ǂharugu khoena ǀgaisase gere !khâikhom. 

Building a sustainable and reputable farming business is a journey that requires commitment, dedication and hard work from a farmer and all teams on the farm. On average, it takes about 10 to 20 years for one to build a highly profitable farming enterprise. 

Africa’s agri-food systems must be transformed to make healthy diets more affordable for Africans. That is the central message of a report by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and the African Union Commission (AUC).

I have over the years observed how much advice, information, education and personal experience on farming lie out there. The volumes are just too much to handle for a starter farmer. 

A resident of Oshivelo in the Oshikoto region is changing the face of the settlement through horticulture and chicken rearing – a task he carries out with great passion and effort.

‘Greed’, it has been said, ‘is good.’ Greed empowers ambition, clarifies and ‘captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit’. Greed, in a nutshell, is the fuel in our economic engine, responsible for all the good we have gathered around us.

In the wake of Covid-19, now more than ever, the provision of many socio-economic services is increasingly becoming internet based, which necessitated continuous interventions to bridge the country’s digital divide.