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Friday, 24 April 2026
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Albertus Aochamub

Also known as: Aochamub · Ambassador Albertus Aochamub

Ambassador arguing that Namibia's red meat sector should be designated a strategic priority in the proposed Investment Promotion and Facilitation Bill.

Opinion

Namibia's beef industry serves as diplomatic and economic asset

The News

An opinion piece argues that Namibian beef exports represent more than agricultural commerce—they embody the country's international credibility and reputation for quality and reliability. The author contends that effective diplomatic engagement is essential to maintaining market access, building trust with trading partners, and positioning Namibia competitively as global food systems increasingly prioritize sustainability and ethical sourcing.

23 January 2026 · Informanté →

Friday 23 January

  1. Namibia's beef industry serves as diplomatic and economic asset

    An opinion piece argues that Namibian beef exports represent more than agricultural commerce—they embody the country's international credibility and reputation for quality and reliability. The author contends that effective diplomatic engagement is essential to maintaining market access, building trust with trading partners, and positioning Namibia competitively as global food systems increasingly prioritize sustainability and ethical sourcing.

    23 January 2026 · Informanté →

Tuesday 6 January

  1. Meatco targets 63,000 cattle slaughter for 2026

    Meatco, Namibia's largest meat processing entity, has set a slaughter target of 63,000 cattle for 2026 after falling far short of its 70,000-head goal in 2025 due to disease outbreaks and favourable rainfall that encouraged farmers to retain stock. The interim CEO stated that achieving these volumes is critical to covering operating costs and returning the business to profitability.

    6 January 2026 · New Era →

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