Namibia Berries is planning to invest N$1,5 billion in seven years to establish a 250-hectare blueberry export project near Divundu in Kavango East region. The company, a subsidiary of the South African venture capital company the Loxworth Capital plans to generate close to 800 jobs and 7 000 job opportunities during harvest seasons. With backing...
By Freeman Ya Ngulu. The success of the GIPF Koenigstein Capital partnership to develop productive blueberry farms in the Kavango, has prompted other investors to enter the trade with plans for their own productive farms. Namibia Berries, a blueberry export project on the outskirts of Divundu is planning to develop a 250ha blueberry farm, employing...