The Kavango West Regional Council on Friday handed over equipment and poultry feed worth N . dollars 58 000 to a poultry farm at Kakuro village as part of its Micro Finance and Rural Employment Scheme . This was the second handover done under the employment scheme following the handover of agricultural equipment worth N . dollars 65 828 to a small business in the Mpungu Constituency . The owner of Tupeniko Poultry Farming , 36 - year - old Veikko Mandume , started the business six years ago . Nkurenkuru Constituency Councillor Fillipus Tenga at the handover said the funds were availed from the 2023 / 24 budget to empower the youth and marginalised people in the constituency who have already running projects that require further assistance . The councillor said Mandume should make good use of the materials to improve his business . ' We would like to see him producing more so once the business grows , he can employ others and also train others who also want to start poultry farms ,' said Tenga . Mandume on hi s part thanked the regional council . He said it was challenging running the business as the chicken feed is expensive and he has to go to Rundu to buy food and medication for the chickens . Source: The Namibia News Agency
Kavango West Regional Council supports poultry farming business
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