Keetmanshoop Agricultural and Industrial Trade Expo vice president Karl Heinz Burger said the aim of hosting the expo was not to make a profit.
Author: Steven Klukowski (Steven Klukowski )
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Berseba goat expo vital for southern farmers
//Kharas regional governor Aletha Frederick has hailed the positive impact and growing influence of the recent Berseba goat expo, which saw southern farmers showcase their animals and other products.
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Unemployed youth: Lying idle is not a solution
Louise Stein (31) said they as unemployed youth do not see lying idle and waiting for opportunities as a solution in their lives.
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Community tourism requires vigorous engagement
Community-Based Tourism Enterprises in the //Kharas region can only be revived to their full income-generating potential if the various stakeholders engage each other on mutually-agreed terms.
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Govt moots more public enterprises on stock exchange
Efforts to list commercial public enterprises on the stock exchange will enjoy priority for Namibians to benefit from them by becoming shareholders.
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Naute irrigation project still on track – !Nanuseb
No major adverse effect has been felt as a consequence of the Naute irrigation project outside Keetmanshoop operating without electricity for several weeks.
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OMDis nursery strives for economic diversification
Situated on the banks of the Orange River, Oranjemund ‘s OMDis Nursery Project remains at the centre of economic development at the town, as it continues devising new ways of doing business and reaching markets.
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Expo traders share their experiences
At the recently-concluded Keetmanshoop Agricultural and Industrial Trade Expo (KAITE), exhibitors had mixed feelings about their expectations.
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Decent houses on cards for grape farmworkers
Workers of the Namibia Grape Company (NGC), who have lived in sub-standard reed houses for decades on the grape farm in Aussenkehr will soon be relocated to new plots, where they can construct their own brick or zinc houses.
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Agriculture – Southern farmers relentless in fight against locusts
Government and farmers in southern Namibia, especially in the //Kharas region, remain relentless in their fight against invading brown locusts, which destroy crop fields and intrude on grazing areas for small livestock.