A group of women tailors from Opuwo and neighbouring villages has welcomed a donation of industrial tailoring equipment to boost production.
The Office of the Kunene Governor donated tailoring equipment to a group of tailors in Opuwo to help them earn an income and support their families.
Usakos is strengthening its efforts to promote entrepreneurship and job creation with the inauguration of a N$12,65 million Small and Medium Enterprises Park.
The financial relief package announced by the Bank of Namibia to support farmers affected by the Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak has raised questions among informal traders in the 7de Laan settlement in Otjomuise, Windhoek.
Calls have been made for greater involvement of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in major development projects, amid concerns that local businesses are being sidelined in favour of external contractors.
Works and Transport Deputy Minister Hans Haikali says Business Expo provides valuable platforms for entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services, exchange ideas, build partnerships and explore new markets.
The Rehoboth Agricultural and Industrial Fair has marked its 40th anniversary.
The fair brought together farmers, livestock producers, small businesses and entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services.
Some entrepreneurs start their businesses by securing capital, finding the right location and developing a detailed business plan.
For Saima Iiyambo, however, her entrepreneurial journey started with something much simpler: a talent with her hands and a determination to provide for her family.
For many businesses, getting their products to the potential customers remains a challenge.
Namibia’s tourism sector has been facing challenges of ensuring that its economic benefits reach local communities, young people, and small businesses while protecting the country's fragile natural and cultural resources.
Otjiwarongo Municipality has highlighted that it is still sourcing funds to set up an open market for street vendors scattered around the town.
Currently, Otjiwarongo is without a functional open market, which has left vendors trading along busy intersections and pathways.
