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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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Africa produces only 3% of global medicines, while importing over 70% of its medicines. Photo Pexels

Africa imports over 70% of its medicines; making active ingredients would change this

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POPULAR: Bank Windhoek's Selekt Red appears a customer favourite.

Bank Windhoek records high customer satisfaction scores

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Dr Sanet Steenkamp after receiving her doctorate. Photo: Contributed

Steenkamp earns her doctorate

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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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Cobus Bruwer, CEO of Neo Paints

Namibian innovation key driver for competitive advantage

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Photo for illustrative purposes/Phexels, Jakub Zerdzicki

Sub-Saharan Africa leads in fintech growth

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HELPING HAND: The initiative, which kicked off in September, saw 4 selected employee teams take on projects in social welfare, environmental and waste management, education, and agriculture sectors. Each team was provided seed funding from the bank to initiate their projects, with additional support available to ensure long-term success and meaningful outcomes.

Nedbank empowers its employees to drive community change

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Pictured FLTR are Prof Lamech Mwapagha (Chair Conference Scientific Committee); Prof Erold Naomab (Vice-Chancellor of NUST); Penda Ithindi (ED: Ministry of Health); and Dr Stefano Cacciatore (ICGEB Cape Town). PHOTO: Mamsey Musweu

Namibia records 4 000 new cancer cases a year

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Live demonstration. Photo:Contributed

Ogongo breaks ground with Namibia’s first solar-farming system

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STEM: Professor Anicia Peters, CEO of National Commission of Research, Science and Technology, Mauriza Fredericks, Old Mutual Namibia Corporate Marketing and Sustainability Manager, Simeon Antindi, male place winner for the Oshikoto Region, Leticia Kanjebo, female place winner for the Khomas Region and Dr Patrick Simalumba, National Institute of Education Development (NIED) Director.

Old Mutual Foundation Invests N$58 000 in National Maths Olympiad

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The Minister of Agriculture, Inge Zaamwani (front fifth from left), officiated the launch of key strategic documents by the Namibia Agronomic Board. Photo: Jacques du Toit

Agri-minister lauds NAB’s unqualified audit report

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