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DIPLOMATIC: The Namibia–Kenya Chamber of Commerce President, Elvis Mboya (left), posed for a photo with speakers and panelists—including former Windhoek mayor Joseph Uapingene, former deputy minister of finance, Maureen Hinda-Mbuende, and former Kenya High Commissioner to Namibia, ambassador Michael Sialai during the high-level Trade and Investment Conference. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NKCC marks one-year of official launch

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Johann Kirsten Director: Bureau for Economic Research at Stellenbosch University Photo Jacques du Toit

Empowering farmers essential for sustainable livestock economy

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Figure 7 Export volumes as a share of domestic production in top beef exporting and producing nations Source BFAP 2025

Crisis point: SA red meat industry risks R10.6 billion loss

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At the Agri Outlook Conference are from the left Thinus Pretorius (President of the Namibia Agricultural Union), Inge Zaamwani (Minister of Agriculture), Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (President of Namibia), Adolf Moreni (President of the Namibia National Farmers Union) and Dr. Ndahafa Nghifindaka (President of the Namibia Emerging Commercial Farmers Union). Photo Jacques du Toit

NNFU president calls for urgent action to strengthen agricultural future

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The prices for food products such as maize meal, rice and vegetable oil are very high across east and southern Africa. Photo Pexels

High food prices in east and southern Africa

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At the 2025 Agri Outlook Conference are from the left Thinus Pretorius (President of the Namibia Agricultural Union), Inge Zaamwani (Minister of Agriculture), Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (President of Namibia), Adolf Moreni (President of the Namibia National Farmers Union) and Dr. Ndahafa Nghifindaka (President of the Namibia Emerging Commercial Farmers Union). Photo Jacques du Toit

Agriculture Namibia’s top priority – Nandi-Ndaitwah

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The official handover of machines to the Namib Poultry team by Christian Große Brinkhaus (product manager, 2nd from left) and Jörg Hurlin (managing director, 1st from right) from Agri Advanced Technologies GmbH.

Namib Poultry introduces automated sorting for broiler breeders

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Nedbank Namibia backs agricultural growth with Achill Island Investments deal

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The commercial rooibos tea industry sells more than 22 000 tons of tea every year. Photo Pixabay

SA’s small-scale rooibos tea growers aren’t getting much from an industry deal – why it’s not fair

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A Hausa Fulani farmer and his son work at a farm in the outskirts of Sokoto, Sokoto State, Nigeria on April 22, 2019. - Massive expansion of farming in Nigeria has cut access to grazing land for nomadic herders and fuelled persistent violence.

The agricultural fixes Africa needs

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Now in its third year, the SanlamAllianz Bridge Programme, in partnership with the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB), has become a launchpad for young Namibians aged 18 to 35. This year, 15 finalists from diverse sectors including manufacturing, services, agriculture, and technology presented their ideas to a panel of five esteemed judges after weeks of targeted pitch training.

SanlamAllianz bridges the gap between potential and opportunity

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In both Ghana and Malawi, women cannot access funding as easily as men, so sustainable agricultural initiatives were less successful. Photo Pexels

Africa’s smallholder farmers are using bright ideas to adapt to climate change

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