WINDHOEK- The wheels have been set in motion to bring back after-hours auctions. Meetings are now being set up with the relevant authorities and if all goes well, buyers and sellers will next year be treated again to evening auctions that have attracted scores of attendants in the past before they were cancelled because government was unable to pay veterinarians overtime for after-hours work.
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Namib Mills’ donation cheers up DAPP agriculture students
WINDHOEK - Namib Mills recently donated 210 kilogrammes of Namib Mill pasta, maize meal and rice products to students studying at the DAPP Vocational Training School (DAPP VTS) near Outapi in the Omusati Region.
Farmers business school to be introduced
RUNDU – The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) is planning to introduce a farmers’ business school to equip farmers with business skills in their different farming activities.
Seven million of undeclared dairy products entered Namibia
WINDHOEK - Some seven million litres of dairy per annum has entered Namibia undeclared over the last six years.
Namibian farmers fear the worst as forecasts predict another El Niño
WINDHOEK – Namibian crop- and livestock farmers are bracing themselves for a considerable impact on their cereal production and deterioration of rangelands.
Livestock at Omaheke Fair thrills patrons
GOBABIS – The Omaheke Trade Fair (OTF) produced an exciting agricultural show here on Saturday, despite experiencing a record low entry of less than 50 livestock in total.
Global oil prices and weakening Nam Dollar push fuel up again
WINDHOEK – Motorists will have to brace themselves again on Wednesday this week when the recent warnings by economists that the fuel prices will continue to rise will become reality. Minister of Mines and Energy. Tom Alweendo, confirmed in a statement yesterday that Petrol will increase by 50 cents a litre while all grades of Diesel will go up by 70 cents a litre.
More credit extended to private sector a welcome sign – Schade
WINDHOEK - The stronger growth in credit extended to the private sector compared to credit extended to individuals is in general a welcome sign since households or individuals are already highly indebted.
Katjavivi signs MoU with KAS
WINDHOEK - Speaker of the National Assembly, Professor Peter Katjavivi last week signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the global chairman of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), Professor Norbert Lammert, at a ceremony in Windhoek.
Pupils clean up Kaisosi
RUNDU - Friday was a good day in the streets of the recently formalised Kaisosi location as PSI Praktische Solidaritat International (PSI) Kaisosi branch collaborated with learners from Kaisosi Combined School, Sarusungu Combined and Wazungu High School in a clean-up campaign.