We all have puctures in our lives and it’s disturbing. So focus your energy on mending them and you will appreciate the value of those punctures. Because without any puncture, you would not have been where you are today. Thank God for the punctures in your life.
JUST IN: Veteran electrical engineer and business leader Silvester Wayiti has been appointed CEO of electricity distributor Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored).
Wayiti brings more than 17 years of experience in technical, executive and board-level roles, having served in various capacities across the electricity supply chain. He holds a master’s degree in engineering management from the University of Pretoria and a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from the University of Cape Town.
He joins Nored from HopSol Africa, where he served as CEO.
Good morning to our esteemed estheticians, taxi drivers, hair salon owners, nail technicians, barbers, makeup artists and stylists.
This post is a heartfelt appreciation for your talent, hard work, dedication and daily commitment. Your professions are vital and a cornerstone to Namibia 🇳🇦
Today we are officiating, on behalf of Her Excellency the President, at the Launch of a N$500 million Gaidip Oasis Agricultural Project in //Kharas Region.
The project integrates state-of-the-art automated irrigation systems that tap directly on water from the Orange River. Over 3000 people expedited to be employed once completed.
TOP 10 MISTAKES NEW POULTRY FARMERS MUST AVOID
1. Starting Without a Plan
Jumping in without knowing costs, goals, or market leads to failure.
2. Overcrowding Birds
Too many birds in a small space leads to stress, disease, and slow growth.
3. Poor Housing
Leaky, unventilated, or unsecured housing exposes birds to predators, cold, and diseases.
4. Wrong Breed Selection
Choosing the wrong breed for your goal (egg or meat) can waste time and money.
5. Skipping Vaccination
Not vaccinating on time makes your flock vulnerable to deadly diseases.
6. Inconsistent Feeding
Changing feed types or schedules can affect growth and egg production.
7. Ignoring Biosecurity
Allowing strangers or infected birds into your pen can spread disease quickly.
8. Lack of Clean Water
Dirty or limited water reduces feed intake, causes diseases, and lowers production.
9. No Record Keeping
Not tracking costs, feed, or production means you can’t measure profit or losses.
10. Delaying Treatment of Sick Birds
Waiting too long can lead to the spread of illness and high mortality.
✓ Tip Learn first, start small, and grow as you understand the business better.
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People of Namibia 🇳🇦
For the same N$ 200 Million Youth Fund, the Youth of Khomas are only given 14 days. The Youth of Oshikoto are given ten (10) days. The Rural Youth of Ohangwena are only given seven (7) days. The Youth of Erongo are not given limited days, instead they will attend consultative meetings across the 7 constituencies. They are chilled and not pressured. In those seven (7) days, the youth are required to provide “Environmental Compliance Certificates”. In terms of our law, even six (6) months are not sufficient to obtain this certificate. The truth is that Modikwa “youth” holding places for Modikwa elders,already have these things. We have written to the Prime Minister Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare to stop these Madness. We must be able to see a Scam at early stage. Happy and reflective Reading!