Also known as: Agra ProVision · Agra Limited
Agricultural firm operating training academies and horticultural programmes across Namibia, partnering with B2Gold and regional governments on skills development.
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The Namibian
Agra ProVision is hosting weekly training sessions in Windhoek today
“Today Agra ProVision is hosting weekly training sessions in Windhoek.”
This week and beyond in NamibiaThe Namibian
Agra ProVision awarded 20 bursaries
“To address the agricultural skills gap and support the long-term future of farming, Agra ProVision and B2Gold Namibia on Tuesday awarded 20 bursaries.”
B2Gold, Agra invest in agricultural skillsThe Namibian
Agra Limited has put out a notice to stop bulk fuel sales at its service stations
“Agra Limited has put out a notice to stop bulk fuel sales at its service stations, including the filling of drums and storage containers.”
Fuel panic grips Namibia as motorists rush to service stations before price hikesNew Era
Agra ProVision conducted a three-day workshop on beekeeping training in Opuwo
“The Office of the Kunene Governor, in conjunction with Agra ProVision, recently conducted a three-day workshop on the beekeeping training programme in Opuwo.”
Kunene delivers 15 beekeepersThe Namibian
Agra announced N$1.55 million contribution to the fund
“Agra announced its contribution of N$1.55 million on Friday.”
FMD support fund reaches N$13 millionNew Era
Agra ProVision has received more than N$500 000 since becoming beneficiary in 2024
“Since becoming the beneficiary in 2024, the organisation has received more than N$500 000 by the end of the 2025 edition.”
2026 Nedbank for good Series tees off to support farmersThe Namibian
Agra pledged financial support to the FMD support fund
“The entities that pledged financial support include Bank Windhoek, First National Bank, Agrimark, Agra, Namib Mills, Feedmaster and the Namibia Agriculture Union.”
New FMD support fund launchedA listing of upcoming events in Namibia includes theatre workshops, art exhibitions, training sessions, and family expos over the coming weeks. Events range from stage actor training labs at the National Theatre of Namibia to an art exhibition at the National Art Gallery of Namibia, along with workshops on farm safety and urban gardening.
21 May 2026 · The Namibian →
A listing of upcoming events in Namibia includes theatre workshops, art exhibitions, training sessions, and family expos over the coming weeks. Events range from stage actor training labs at the National Theatre of Namibia to an art exhibition at the National Art Gallery of Namibia, along with workshops on farm safety and urban gardening.
21 May 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia is self-sufficient in eggs and meets over 85% of its poultry demand through domestic production, which grew to a production value of N$1.74 billion in 2024 and is projected to expand further. The Poultry Producers' Association noted significant growth potential, though the sector faces supply gaps in processed poultry products and seeks export opportunities leveraging the country's disease-free status.
8 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Agra Agricultural Academy has announced a grant programme for 20 selected candidates, supported by a four-year N$560,000 annual commitment from B2Gold Namibia. The programme provides accredited training in Plant and Animal Production to students from Northern Namibia, focusing on practical skills and industry application.
7 April 2026 · New Era →
Mining company B2Gold and agricultural firm Agra ProVision launched their first joint bursary scheme, awarding 20 bursaries to students for practical training in plant and animal production through Agra's Agricultural Academy. B2Gold committed N$560,000 annually over four years to address Namibia's agricultural skills gap.
3 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Motorists queued at service stations across Namibia yesterday to fill up before fuel prices rise by N$2.50 per litre for petrol and N$4 per litre for diesel on 1 April, prompting panic buying, hoarding, and complaints that wholesalers are withholding contracted supplies to profit from higher prices. The government says sufficient stocks exist and has reduced levies by 50%, but restrictions on bulk purchases by retailers like Agra are disrupting farming operations.
2 April 2026 · The Namibian →
The Kunene Governor's office, working with Agra ProVision, trained 15 participants in modern beekeeping techniques and financial management. Governor Vipuakuje Muharukua aims to expand the programme to 200 beehive outlets across the region, using profits from initial sales to train additional beekeepers and create livelihoods.
19 March 2026 · New Era →
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has pledged N$10,000 towards the upcoming Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition scheduled for 24 April to 2 May, with Vice President Lucia Witbooi describing it as an investment in the country's economic future. Local businesses and individuals have pledged about N$885,000 in total support for the event, themed "Connecting Local Trade to the World," which aims to empower local enterprises and develop Ondangwa into a world-class convention and events destination.
17 March 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's newly established foot-and-mouth disease support fund, organized by farmers' unions, the Directorate of Veterinary Services, and the Livestock and Livestock Products Board of Namibia, has raised N$12.76 million from corporations and unions to strengthen biosecurity and emergency response. The fund aims to raise N$50 million to complement N$57 million allocated by the agriculture ministry for awareness, prevention, and rapid response efforts.
3 March 2026 · The Namibian →
The 2026 Nedbank for Good Series has returned with a focus on inclusive agricultural development, raising funds for training projects nationwide. Since 2024, the initiative has generated over N$500,000 for Agra ProVision, supporting horticultural training at 14 sites and reaching 206 participants in the 2025 cycle.
27 February 2026 · New Era →
The foot-and-mouth disease support fund was officially launched at the agriculture ministry with industry pledges of N$11 million. The fund, a coordinated effort between the four national farmers' unions and the Directorate of Veterinary Services, aims to finance awareness programmes, farmer training, and rapid responses to any outbreak, with a first-phase target of N$50 million.
27 February 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's livestock industry has warned that vaccinating against foot-and-mouth disease would severely damage the sector by making the country ineligible for premium markets such as the EU, UK, and US, which collectively import the majority of Namibian beef at high-value prices. Officials stress that Namibia's status as "FMD-free without vaccination" is crucial for market access, and any vaccination south of the veterinary fence is illegal; the Directorate of Veterinary Services has warned it will confiscate and cull illegally vaccinated cattle.
26 February 2026 · The Namibian →
The Kunene governor's office is calling on youth to apply for a beekeeping training programme aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and income generation. The training, to be held in Opuwo with support from the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, will equip at least 20 young people with practical skills in honey production and business management, with participants receiving continued support to establish their own ventures.
22 January 2026 · New Era →