
Otniel Hembapu
Journalist at New Era Live
An unwavering Journalist and vigilant follower of socio-economic activities in Namibia and Africa at large. Also, a big hater of belly politics!
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5 days ago |
neweralive.na | Otniel Hembapu
The annual training session for members of the Omkhaisenra Taradi Group, a group of progressive and well-organised female farmers, was recently held at Farm /Aoxas in the Hardap region, where knowledge, skills and modern farming techniques were exchanged. Established three years ago, the women farmers’ group caters for female farmers from all over Namibia.
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5 days ago |
neweralive.na | Otniel Hembapu
Namibia is exploring strategic ways how to create stable, sustainable and self-reliant rice production value chains, which will help curb the country’s high import bill and bolster food security in the long run. The country heavily relies on rice imports, as domestic production remains extremely low to negligible. Currently, rice cultivation takes place at Kalimbeza in the Zambezi region, at the University of Namibia’s (Unam) Ogongo Campus, and among small-scale farmers in the Omusati region.
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1 week ago |
neweralive.na | Otniel Hembapu
Namibia’s leading agricultural enterprise Agra recently joined forces with SwiftVEE, Africa’s largest online livestock and game trading platform, to elevate and bring a new dimension to online livestock and game auctions. The newly-formed partnership between Agra and SwiftVEE will merge the reliability and expertise of traditional livestock auctions with the scale and power of online technology. It will in the long run unlock new opportunities for Namibian farmers.
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2 weeks ago |
neweralive.na | Otniel Hembapu
Nedbank Namibia yesterday announced a sponsorship of N$560 000 towards the Nedbank Agra Agricultural Academy, which marked a significant step towards enhancing skills’ development and training in various agricultural disciplines.
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2 weeks ago |
neweralive.na | Otniel Hembapu
The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB), in collaboration with industry stakeholders, hosted a strategic engagement to unlock the potential of the Namibian citrus industry and strengthen value chain development. During the engagement, NAB CEO Fidelis Mwazi announced that they have revised their vision and mission to make its operations more inclusive, agile and impactful.
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