Zambezi women brew profits from devil’s claw
By Patience MakweleIn Judea Lyaboloma, Zambezi Region, a group of women has transformed what was once considered a stubborn weed into a source of...
Hope Farm hailed as a ‘timely intervention’
By Jeremiah NdjozeAgriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform minister, Inge Zaamwani described the recent launch of the Hope Farm Project, a public-private initiative, as...
Oil should benefit youth – Shilunga
By Adolf KaureSpecial advisor and head of the Upstream Petroleum Unit in the Presidency, Kornelia Shilunga said that all stakeholders have a collective responsibility...
Power for 70 percent households by 2030
By Jeremiah NdjozeThe Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy is looking at the electrification of at least 26,700 households per year, in order to...
FinTech Square returns
By Jeremiah NdjozeThe FinTech Square, an initiative of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) returns this year, for the fourth time running, with...
PDM to wrestle for Omatako
By Jeremiah Ndjoze Barely two years after joining the Popular Democratic Movement of Namibia (PDM), from the SWAPO Party, former national deputy secretary general of...
Poultry farmers blindsided by import decision
By Etuhole AmutenjaLocal poultry farmers say they were caught off guard by government’s decision to allow American poultry products into the Namibian market, a...
Helao Nafidi residents demand electrification
By Marx ItamaloResidents of Omusabwa location in the Helao Nafidi town have expressed dismay with the town council for the delay in the supply...
City dilly-dally’s on Ombili flood victims
By Stefanus NashamaThe City of Windhoek has confirmed there are currently no formal plans to relocate flood-affected residents of the Soviet Union area in...
Urban agriculture: Cultivating Namibia’s resilient future
As Namibia’s cities expand and climate pressures mount, a new movement is taking root in urban agriculture. More than a way to grow food,...
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What started as a hustle for survival became one of my greatest classrooms. I joined Yango part-time while balancing school, driven by curiosity about...
Worst dry spell for farmers in 45 years
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Namibia’s agriculture sector is under mounting pressure after the country recorded its driest January since 1981. This raises fears of severe losses...
Hapulile to leverage African youth ambassadorship
By Sostenus Wilherm
Namibian entrepreneur, economic diplomat and youth advocate Ndahafa Hapulile intend to leverage her achievements to expand access to opportunities for Namibian youth.As...