Namibiab ǁGuiris ǀHaos ge 23 ǀKhūǁkhâb 2022 ai, !Hūb ǁûb, Hage Geingob di !khōdanas !naka, United Arab Emerates di Dubaib !nâ mâ Grant Hyatt Hoteli taw age hâ i.
Month: March 2022
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ǂNamipeb ministeris ge mâtikō !gôab !aubǀgurun nî !auhes !gôaga go mā
ǂNamipeb !ûi!gâs tsî !narisarimas ministeris ge, !aubǀguruna !ûis di ǁgûtsâdi ase, mâtikō xamarin Bwabwata !Hū!nāsi ǀGuru!hanab ǂnamipe a !auhe ǁkhāsa ge mā, Kyaramacan !Gaeǁares ǁanin hîa ǀguru!hanab !nâ ǁan hân !aroma.
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Snakebites: First aid tips for livestock
The rainy season is also usually snake season, therefore, it is vital to learn how to live with snakes as farmers.
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Agriculture rebounds despite Swakara losses
Most agricultural industries in Namibia achieved positive results in 2021, but international trade restrictions imposed in an attempt to contain the Covid-19 pandemic has had a severely negative impact on the country’s Swakara industry.
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Showcase events create opportunities
Communal farmer Tjivii Tjombe has encouraged farmers to make use of animal showcase events for the optimal marketing of their products.
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Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Let’s adopt a winning mentality on farming
It is encouraging to pen a story of a communal farmer defying all odds and doing well in the dog-eat-dog world of livestock stud farming.
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Local authorities receive N$2 million for urban agriculture
Four local authorities received the Urban Agriculture Grant e-voucher card valued at N$500 000 which totals up to N$2 million.
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Communal farmer shatters stud auction records
Farmer Elton Gurirab who is based at |Â#gomes (|Naras), a communal area in the Erongo region near Okombahe, last week made history after fetching the highest price ever for a communal farmer at a small stock stud auction.
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Letshego Bank’s home loans gain vitality
Since last year, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) has partnered with Pan-African finance organisation Letshego Bank Namibia (LBN) to increase access to affordable housing finance for thousands of individuals in Namibia.
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Namport shines through Covid…as cargo and container volumes increase
Challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in Namport revenue declining 2% to N$1.113 billion (2019/20: N$1.138) overshooting a target of N$1.032 billion for the 2020/21 financial year.