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South Africa’s minister of agriculture and leader of the Democratic Alliance party, John Steenhuisen. Photo Wikipedia

US tariffs on SA exports raise alarm across agriculture sector

1 Month Ago

MAJOR: A worker looks at apples at Remhoogte farm where they need a steady electricity supply for an automated irrigation pump network that sprays thousands of trees heavy with fruit, in Ceres, South Africa.

South African export boom

2 Month Ago

COSTLY ABANDONMENT: The Manyeha crocodile farm in Kongola, Zambezi region. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NIDA spends N$1,3m fencing off an abandoned project

2 Month Ago

Namibian fruits are showcased at Macfrut, Italy’s premier Fruit and Vegetable Expo. Photos Facebook/Embassy of Namibia in France

Namibian fruits showcased in Italy (Agri Monitor)

3 Month Ago

WAR: The Illustration is showing U.S. and Chinese flags with a label of 34% tariffs.

EAN raises alarm over US tariffs

4 Month Ago

From left:Rui Carmo (Ambassador of Portugal to Namibia), Foreign diplomat, Verna Sinimbo (Deputy Minister of trade and industrialistion), Ana Beatriz Martins (European Union Ambassador to Namibia) and Sikongo Haihambo (Executive Director of the ministry of trade and industrialisation). PHOTO PHILLIPUS JOSEF

EU lays out plan to double trade with Namibia

5 Month Ago

The grape harvest in the Orange River region is expected to run until the end of January. Photo Unsplash

Excellent quality season for grape growers

7 Month Ago

Signed and sealed: CEO of Standard Bank Namibia, Erwin Tjipuka, chairperson of the board of Namibia Grape Company, (NGC) Richwell Lukonga, and managing director of Capespan, Charl du Bois, during the signing ceremony in Windhoek. Photo: Francoise Steynberg

Namibia Grape Company, Capespan extend partnership by 20 years

9 Month Ago

SIGNED AND SEALED: CEO of Standard Bank Namibia, Erwin Tjipuka, chairperson of the board of Namibia Grape Company, Richwell Lukonga and managing director of Capespan, Charl du Bois, during the signing ceremony in Windhoek. Photo: Francoise Steynberg

Namibia Grape Company, Capespan extend partnership by 20 years

9 Month Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: Aussenkehr’s appalling housing conditions threaten lives

10 Month Ago

Fire destroys 72 shacks in Aussenkehr

11 Month Ago

DEVELOPMENT AGENDA: Richwell Lukonga is the CEO of the Namibia Industrial Development Agency.Photo: Contributed

The industrialisation agenda in Namibia

11 Month Ago

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