Elelo lyopamuthigululwakalo lyOndonga olya pititha etanda aamati naasamane ya pita po150, mboka kwa li ya ningi omasiku gaali kEkango lyOmongwa, lyi li moshitopolwa shaShana.
Year: 2023
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400 Xa a !nāsan ge River Higher Institute of Technologib ǀGapi ǁGau!nâ!khaiba xu go ǁkhāǁkhāǂuisen
400 Xa a !nāsa studentn ge River Higher Institute of Techology (RHTI) ti a ǂansa ǀgapi ǁkhāǁkhāsen!khaib ti ǂguro ǁkhāǁkhāǂuisentoas ǂan!gâs ǂhawega !khō!oas ǁaxasib hîa ǀAe-ǁgams !nâ ǂoa ge wekheb Fraitaxtsēs ai ge hâ ib tawa gere ǂan!gâhe.
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ǀAeǁgams-Kaiǁkhaes daob di projeks ge 300 sîsenga ge ǂnuwi
ǂGui biljunmaris di projeks ǀAeǁgams tsî Kaiǁkhaes daob dis ge nēsis kōse 300 sîsenga ǁanǂgāsabena ge ǂnuwiba.
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ǀKhomas ge ǂoaǂamsase ra dī ǁgau!nâ-aona gere ǂan!gâ
ǁAupexa 150 xa a !nāsa ǁgau!nâ-aon hîa !kharaga skolgu ǀKhomas ǀkharib diga xu hân ge ǂoa ge wekheb Denstaxtsēs ai ǂan!gâs made ǁîn !garise sîsens !aroma 2022ǁî kurib !aroma gere !khō!oa.
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Resettlement benefits small-scale farmers
On resettlement Farm Rustig in Namibia’s Kunene region, local farmer Arnold Gaeseb’s face beamed with joy as cattle bellows echoed through the air in the grazing enclosures.
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Bird flu leads to lack of poultry products
South Africans are facing a shortage of chicken and eggs as bird flu wreaks havoc across the country.
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Online Agri series to focus on AfCFTA
Bank Windhoek is set to host an informative live talk show on international trade, which will place a special emphasis on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
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Shigwedha: Namibia prioritises food security
NAMIBIA’S goal is to enhance agricultural production and ensure national food security as well as self-sufficiency.
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Agribank advances N$284m loans …records surplus of N$49.5 million
Agribank’s loan book significantly increased from N$194 million reported in 2022 to over N$284 million recorded as of 31 March 2023, which saw a total of 564 clients benefiting from various loan products.
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ePlatform boosts Namibian farmers’ income
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is collaborating with Tololi Online, an e-commerce platform, to set up a virtual marketplace as part of efforts to improve market access and boost farmers’ income in Namibia.