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UNAM and Katima Mulilo Council discuss plans for proposed N$26 million agro-processing plant

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UNAM and Katima Mulilo Council discuss plans for proposed N$26 million agro-processing plant
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The University of Namibia and the Katima Mulilo Town Council are planning a N$26 million agro-processing plant to boost local value addition for mangoes and indigenous resources. The project aims to reduce post-harvest losses and create regional employment opportunities.

KATIMA Mulilo could become home to a state-of-the-art Agro-Processing Plant in the future, with the potential to strengthen local supply chains, enhance value addition of mangoes and indigenous resources, and reduce post-harvest losses.

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