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Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – The pros and cons of agri-businesses
Have you ever wanted to spend more time in the great outdoors?
Meatco engages weekend farmers
The Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) recently hosted a Stakeholder Engagement Meeting mainly with weekend farmers, and members from the Namibia Emerging Commercial Farmers Union (NECFU).
Agriculture sector limps on after drought
The recent drought that spanned over two years has had dire consequences on the local livestock sector, with the number of small stock marketed in the country taking a dip.
Mental health in the spotlight
The Institute of Public Administration and Management of Namibia (Nipam) last month hosted a mental health seminar in order to raise awareness on the issue and its effects amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
OPE lights up Oshandumbala
Oshakati Premier Electric (OPE) on Friday electrified Oshandumbala settlement in the Oshana region.
Governors roped in to tackle child marriages
Regional governors have pledged to mobilise citizens on the ground to minimise the lack of knowledge of the legal definition of a child, saying it has potential implications on children’s rights and protection.
Namcol opens new centre at Gobabis
GOBABIS – The Namibian College of Open Learning (Namcol) last week opened its N$7.3 million centre at Gobabis in the Omaheke region.
Govt acquires farmland for cooperatives
AROAB – Land reform minister Calle Schlettwein has reiterated agriculture holds the best potential to induce economic growth in the country’s ailing economy.
School goes four months without water
OKAOKO-OTAVI – The Okaoko-Otavi Combined School has been without running water since May despite government allocating money towards the construction and renovation of ablution facilities to intensify the fight against Covid-19.