Farmers in the Aminuis constituency are adapting to new and innovative ways of farming through a thriving garden project called Orevia Green Farm, situated at Orevia, a village some 90km south of Gobabis.
Month: May 2024
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Venaani: More investment in irrigation infrastructure needed
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) President McHenry Venaani has stressed the importance of prioritising and accelerating investments in irrigation infrastructure to usher in an era of agricultural transformation and sustainable growth.
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Over 4 100 pigs slaughtered at local abattoirs
There was an improved intake in the number of pigs across local abattoirs countrywide, which saw over 4 100 pigs being slaughtered during March this year.
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Green participates in tech partnership event
Green Enterprise Solutions was recently invited to an exclusive technology event hosted by Axiz and Oracle.
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International energy conference attracts global interest
Last week, the sixth edition of the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) convened more than 750 attendees from 46 nations at a venue in Windhoek.
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More players squeeze into Orange Basin …as BP and Eni joint venture partners with locals
Azule Energy, a BP and Eni joint venture, which is headquartered in neighbouring Angola, has officiallye entered Namibia’s ‘highly attractive Orange Basin.
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Otjozondjupa, Zambezi appoint education directors
Newly-appointed education director for Otjozondjupa region Gerhard Ndafenongo was last Thursday introduced to staff members of the head office at Otjiwarongo.
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Labuschagne takes aim at land policy
Councillor Willem Labuschagne says Namibia’s resettlement policy is to blame for recent land grab incidents in Hardap and Omaheke regions.
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Power cuts rock Epukiro
Continuous interruptions in Epukiro constituency’s electricity supply are causing distress to residents and institutions alike.
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PG decision on alleged killer cops lingers
A matter in which two members of the Namibian Police’s reserve force accused of murdering Alliste Plaatje, was postponed again for the prosecutor general (PG)’s decision.