Ohamba yOukwanyama meekulu Martha Mwadinomho yaKristian Nelumbu okwi indile oshigwana shi simaneke nokukaleka po omithigululwakalo, oshoka uuna dhaa po, oshigwana kashi na mpoka tashi yi.
Month: August 2022
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Vane va kwatwa onghonga mexuliloshivike
Okaana keedula nanho nakakwao keedula omuwoyi nosho yo ovakainhu vavali ova longelwa ominyonena dopaixulo mexuliloshivike.
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Uuyuni awuhe wa talele po omauliko giipindi mOngwediva
Omauliko giipindi gokomumvo mOngwediva oga gongaleke aantu omayovi okuza koombinga noombinga oshowo yamwe ya zi kondje yoshilongo.
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A dhipagwa kumumwaina
Olugondhi lwaalumentu yaali anuwa aamwayinathana olwa huulile meso lyagumwe, sho a tsuwa nombele.
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A pila mobashu yohonda yaye eshi vati kwa li ta teleke a kolwa
Omukainhu weedula 28 okwa fya eshi a pila mobashu yohonda yaye konima vati kwa li ta teleka a kolwa.
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ǂOab, ǀnanub tsî ǀgammi di mâsigu ge !gomse Kuneneb ai ǁgoe
Kunene ǀkharib ge noxopa ǀgaisase ǀkurub xa xāǂgāhe hâ, ǁnāpab nē khariba ūhâ hû ǂgiǂgosi ǁhûi!nâǂharide xu di korode ǁkhōǁkhōsa ǂnâsa mâsib !nâ nēsi ǁaupexa hû kuriga ra ôa-am ǁaeb !nâ hâse.
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ǁHōxuhe ra ǂkhari-omn ge noxopa ǀoadisidi !nâ hân !aroma amab ase ī
Nausab ǂhanuga ge mâmâisa ge dī, nēti ī ǂkhari-omn di sîsenūsab Namibiab !aroma 2017ǁî kurib ǀams ai ga ǀamǀamhâ ti, xawe di ge omaridi hîa Kuneneb, Hardap tsî ǁkharas ǀkharigu dina koro kuriga nēti ī mîmâis khao!gâ !kharu tsî noxopa nē ǁhōxuhe ra ǂkhari-om!nôana ra sîsenū.
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How to control common crop diseases
Where crop production is practised and/or grown, there is a likelihood of disease outbreaks that can cause serious damage to all crops resulting in severe financial losses.
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Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku – Separate your personal, agribusiness finances
Following on from last week’s column, allow me to further deliberate on why it is crucial to separate the personal account from the business account.
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Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Aggressive marketing pays off
While many of our livestock farmers produce good quality genetics that could easily stand shoulder-to-shoulder with well-established farming brands out there, such farmers do not do much to expose such products to the world or at least the rest of Namibia.