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Namibia strengthens ties with Venezuela

Namibia and Venezuela last Thursday signed an agreement on trade and economic cooperation in an effort to strengthen ties.

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Ministry extends deadline for equipment scheme

The ministry of Industrialisation and Trade has extended the deadline for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to apply for an equipment aid scheme from 15 to 29 September.

Elijah mukubondaRural developmentNamibia revenue agencyConstituency development fundMinistry of gender equalitySecurity commissionProperty authority bipaIntellectual property authoritySocial security commissionGender equalityPoverty eradicationSocial welfare

Concern over continued SA chicken imports

The Poultry Producers’ Association (PPA) has expressed concern that Namibia’s borders continue to be open for the importation of chicken from South Africa in the face of a widespread outbreak of avian flu in the neighbouring country.

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Namibia Imports 96 Percent of Fruit Demand Scaling Up Food Production Remains Essential

Namibia Imports 96 Percent of Fruit Demand Scaling Up Food Production Remains Essential
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Trade ministry deflates threat on minerals export bans

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade has deflated an apparent threat that emanated from the the recent mining indaba held in London that Namibia could fall foul of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules over its ban of exports of unprocessed lithium.

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