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Business education reaches Katjinakatji entrepreneurs

Development · Namibia

GovOnline · 19 October 2026

Editorial illustration of a small-business skills workshop in rural Namibia
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Residents in the Mankumpi Constituency have received practical guidance on business registration, finance and turning local skills into income.

An outreach session in Katjinakatji brought business education to residents seeking to establish or strengthen small enterprises. Participants discussed why formal registration matters and how entrepreneurs can seek information about financial support.

Local leadership encouraged residents to make use of available government support. The engagement also highlighted that an enterprise can begin on a small scale, using existing skills, livestock or everyday trading activities rather than requiring a large investment at the outset.

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