Namibia imports 97% of its fruit as N$600,000 entry costs stall local production
Namibia continues to rely overwhelmingly on imported fruit, with about 97% of domestic consumption sourced from ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia continues to rely overwhelmingly on imported fruit, with about 97% of domestic consumption sourced from ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia and South Africa have signed seven bilateral agreements covering labour, aviation, legal cooperation, public sector ...
Read moreDetailsThe City of Windhoek approved 179 building plans valued at N$193.7 million in June, marking a ...
Read moreDetailsMurphy’s Law famously holds that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. Namibia’s newest legal ...
Read moreDetailsThe City of Windhoek has warned that traffic congestion will continue to worsen unless Namibia invests ...
Read moreDetailsThe Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) and the South African Chamber of Commerce and ...
Read moreDetailsBy Junias Erasmus In life, one of the greatest lessons we must learn is understanding the ...
Read moreDetailsBy Dr Etuna Simon The recent State Visit to China by the Minister of Education, Innovation, ...
Read moreDetailsKelp Blue is preparing to invest approximately €15 million (about N$280 million) in a commercial-scale processing ...
Read moreDetails…Namibia's exports to South Africa more than doubled to N$28.8 billion in 2025 Namibia and South ...
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