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Niël Terblanché The Office of the Prime Minister has unveiled plans to uplift Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) across Namibia by integrating them into the country’s drought relief efforts. This groundbreaking initiative, set to commence in April, aims to harness the potential of local SMEs. The programme will enable SMEs to become key suppliers of essential drought relief food items such as cooking oil, canned fish, and flour within their respective communities. The strategy, which represents a collaborative effort between the Khomas Regional Council, the business community, and the Office of the Prime Minister, seeks to empower local vendors by…