“Onkalo ndi li muyo inandi yi halela omuntu gomwenyo, ondhigu nokayi shi oku indhindhimikilwa.”
Month: March 2023
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We are starting to find our feet – Isaacs…as Citizens’ woes continue
Black Africa’s veteran gaffer Brian Isaacs is highly inspired by his young players’ resurgence and remains strongly optimistic that they will finish in a respectable position come the end of this season.
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NESA opening qualifiers winners announced
Following an exhilarating tournament recently held at the MTC PlayZone at Maerua Mall in Windhoek, the Namibia Electronic Sports Association (NESA) has announced the various winners from the first national qualifiers event.
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Ride for Rhinos Cycle Tour registration opens
The eighth RMB & Wilderness Ride for Rhinos mountain bike tour will take place in Namibia’s vast and rugged Palmwag Concession from 24-28 May.
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Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku – Access to finance for farmers is possible
One of the burning issues for farmers and Agripreneurs is notably access to financing – both for operational funding shortfall and for agribusiness start-ups. In various conversations and inquiries to me, as a consultant, farmers are struggling with access to finance.
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Utilising land effectively for agriculture
Land is one of the vital means of production that has enabled the transformation of many family agri-business ventures to be well-established agri-enterprises that enjoy sustainable profits that are shared over many generations.
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Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Innovation is key in farming
The start of a new year is a good time to reflect and assess if we are doing things in the right way, the smart way; or the innovative way.
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Capricorn launches Windhoek business box
Capricorn Foundation launched the Windhoek Business Box in partnership with the MTC Dome Namibia.
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Black business network bemoans white privilege
Black Business Leadership Network of Namibia president Irene Simeon-Kurtz last Friday said the network does not support the imminent threat of closure of the Meat Corporation of Namibia in favour of previously advantaged farmers.
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Tribute to Dr Naftali Tuyoleni Hamata 1944-2023
Death robbed us of a great man, who contributed immensely to humankind in Namibia. Dr Naftali Hamata, popularly known in family circles by his African name, Tuyoleni, was born into a peasant family of tatekulu Henok Hamata, a builder and subsistence farmer, and meekulu Saara Nhinda-Hamata, a housewife and subsistence farmer.