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Etonatelwanhele loifitukuti li li moshindjahoololo shaKongo ola pewa oifitukuti i li ihetatu kouministeli womidingonoko, oixwa nomatalelepo Olomakaya.

Ministera goukanguki ndokotora Kalumbi Shangula katente asi Namibia ngesi kuna randa nomutji tintiko dina gwanene do Covid-19 ntani awo kuna kuza simpe komeho mokudigwederera nomu vana kudihanesa vadigwane vantu omu vana tura nye elikwamo lyawo paveta.

Yina kara uwa unene mokuvatera vakadi ntani vadinkantu monondima, Agribank kuna kugava yimaliwa pamukuli yina siki ko nomiliyuna N$43 kovakadi, ano nomiliyuna dokusika ko N$38,7 kuna ditambesere vadinkantu, vana kara asi konhi zonomvhura 40, mosiruwo seyereko yimaliwa yomo 2020/21.

Ndango zodoropa zaWalvisBay kuna kugazara kukapura mbatero kepangero lyekurona mokuvavatera vakulike farama 37 likare evango lyokutunga modoropa.

Nguuru gomukunda Kavango zoutokero Sirkka Ausiku kakandwirepo ‘’ Uhaka wanaudumba’’ ou kautwarederere vantu vatatu vazumbanese nomwenyo dawo pomukunda gwaMutengo.

Puma Energy Namibia last week launched its new line of lubricants into the Namibian market. The new and exciting range is designed to meet petrol and diesel engine’s needs, with three distinct product ranges. 

The recently-announced Ranger Stormtrak is expected to make its debut in Namibia towards the end of September.

Airlink, the independent regional airline, has been ranked as South Africa’s most punctual airline, based on its 98% average on-time performance for the year-to-date, according to the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA).

Of all the products Namibia is known for, wine is not really on the list. Now, the Windhoek Wine Club feels it is time to introduce locally made wines to Namibians and to the world. 

Representatives of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Namibian Manufacturers Association (NMA) recently presented trophies to the two winners of the first-ever Namibia Exporter of the Year Awards that was held virtually on 5 August 2021.