Many livelihoods in Namibia rely directly or indirectly on agriculture and the products that reward the hardworking men and women who farm as a way of life.
Month: April 2024
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Lack of water, markets hinder Tsumkwe farmers
Water scarcity in the Tsumkwe constituency continues to prevent crop farmers in the area from producing sufficient food for household consumption and selling to locals for possible profit generation.
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Farmers urged to venture into mutete farming …as shortage hits market
The founder of the locally-made Mutete Juice is encouraging more Namibian farmers to tap into producing various mutete extracted products, saying it is one of the most highly promising and unexploited areas of agroprocessing.
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Opinion – Everyone is a journalist
With social media at our fingertips, everyone has become a journalist, with the ability to churn out information at lightning speed to masses of audiences in one go.
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Opinion – Crossborder payment system’s anatomy and operations
Even though it usually causes people to feel more nervous, it is critical to keep in mind that compliance, security and safety are important in a world of highly sophisticated financial crime.
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Finalists announced for African youth in tourism
Africa Tourism Partners has announced the top five finalists for the sixth Africa Youth in Tourism Innovation Challenge 2024.
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Co-Creation hub grows startups
Co-Creation Hub (CcHUB) Namibia recently hosted a series of activities in Windhoek that were coined as Ecosystem Week.
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Pressure group demands fisherman’s death investigation
The Namibian Lives Matter Movement is demanding the arrest of those responsible or involved in the mysterious death of Lubinda Samupwa, which occurred around Nkasa Rupara while on a fishing expedition last week.
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Kauandenge launches Nudo presidential bid
National Unity Democratic Organisation secretary general Joseph Kauandenge has launched his presidential bid for the party’s presidency ahead of the national elections slated for November.
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Second desalination plant coming
Government will partner with the Chinese-owned Swakop Uranium mine to construct the second desalination plant at the coast.