ǀGūǁae i ge kaise ǂauna aorekhoegu ǁîgu ûiga aitsama ra ūs di !nuriga Namibiab ǂhôaǂhanigu !nâ a !nurisa. Nē !gamsendi ge ǂguidi âde !aromadi a mā!nâsa sîǂkhani-e !khōǂgā tama hâ. Namibiab ǁaes ge ra ǂâiǂhansen taren nē ǁōga ra !aromasa.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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How different grass species could help your livestock
In Namibia, livestock production is heavily dependent on rangeland, which grows a variety of forage resources including trees, shrubs, grasses, and forbs.
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Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku – Crowdfunding models for flexible financing
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Good prospects for agri sector in 2023
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IP can be leveraged for Africa’s development…as SMEs and creative sector continue to lose out on benefits
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Opinion – Towards a comprehensive integrated youth development strategy
From 4-5 November 2022, LPM Party Chief Whip, Hon. Henny Seibeb attended a Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF) Regional Policy Dialogue on “Strengthening Separation of Powers & Parliamentary Oversight in the SADC Region: A Leap towards Democratic Accountability and Inclusive Governance” in Johannesburg, South Africa
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Opinion – How Artificial Intelligence could empower SMEs in Africa
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Minister cautions against illegal fishing
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Kauandenge says ‘youthful budget’ a sham
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