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Month: April 2022
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Okahatjipara show to light up Okondjatu
The Okahatjipara Agri Shows and Auction Society intends to change the way agricultural shows are perceived by staging a weeklong farmers’ information session.
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Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Agriculture is the future, invest in it
Back in the days – and to a lesser extent today still – agriculture was used as a punishment in schools. If a learner is deemed to have defied reasonable orders or instructions from a teacher, such learner was ‘sentenced’ to weed out the school’s miniature vegetable garden.
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How to breed profitable goats
First of all, analyse the bloodlines and temperament of your goat. Analysing the goats perfectly will help you to identify the type of breed that you own.
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Kavari thrives with the Meatmaster
Unotjari Kavari has become a household name amongst small stock breeders in Namibia, with his unique blend of sheep breeds that have kept him a step ahead of many others in the industry.
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Christine Mboma does it again!
Olympic silver medalist Christine Mboma has done it again! Our golden girl continues to fly our Namibian fly high, and we couldn’t be prouder of her.
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Pearls of wisdom from Lady May Africa…What a true inspiration she is
Award-winning musician Lady May Africa has recently taken to her Insta stories to share some top tier nuggets of wisdom that have left us all but in awe of her.
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Astute Observations with Alisa Amupolo – Leveraging on media
A seminar on media in the context of development with exchange students visiting from the USA not so long ago revealed that so many of the products we choose to consume today and the loyalty we hold for them may have largely been influenced by media, which is a hub of advertisement.
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DBN finance for young doctor boosts Rundu health
Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has provided finance for MedRundu Health Centre, a new health facility operated by a young professional, Dr Vincent Kambinda.
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Rescue Task Force calls for business protection
As one of the immediate business rescue initiatives, the Business Rescue Task Force recommended government to protect Namibian entrepreneurs by ensuring foreigners do not trade in areas where Namibians have sufficient capacity.