Many of us were raised with a firm understanding that when we get sick, we go to the hospital and well trained physicians will examine us and recommend some treatment procedures. We usually put all our faith in the medical systems and we believe everything that they tell us about the condition of our bodies and the necessary steps that we have to take in order to get well. Continue reading this post…

As you might have seen from my posts this year, I am becoming more and more health conscious. Apart from the natural health products that I promote on this website, I also do a lot of physical exercises. I am a member of Yap Gym in Ongwediva, Namibia. I also like running in outdoor environments. Continue reading this post…

When I was introduced to Rain International’s seed nutrition, I was usually let down by the long period of waiting for the products to arrive in Namibia. In the course of those disappointments, I stumbled on a US-based shipper, that has been very helpful. Continue reading this post…

Rain International, the world leader in seed based nutrition, participated in the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, which took place from 24 August to 1 September, 2018! SOUL is their flagship product. It has all science behind it with 20 years of empirical medical research and with several patents accompanying it.

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Botswana is one of the most vibrant leaders in embracing seed based nutrition. There have been some very outstanding testimonies from Botswana. The Botswana team have been busy promoting seed nutrition and next weekend, they have scheduled a number of events.

Rain Seed Expo Botswana

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It’s time for the Annual Trade Fair in the Northern Namibian town of Ongwediva! Coincidentally, this is also the wedding season in Ovamboland. The place is teeming with cars and people from all over the country. Continue reading this post…

The closure of Trévo operations in Tanzania was hard blow, not just to Tanzania, but to all neighboring countries, such as Malawi, that were getting their shipments through Tanzania. In the case of Malawi, Trévo distributors were using the Mbeya Trévo depot.

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Last Tuesday, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced that Japan wants to start accepting more foreign workers, mainly in the blue-collar category, from April next year. On the face, this seems to be an exciting development for anyone interested in working in the Land of the Rising Sun! But if you look at the issue carefully, it may eventually not be good for these workers. Continue reading this post…

Kabisa, an energy drink produced by the Mutalo Group in Poland, has been launched in Malawi. Mutalo Group is an energy drink manufacturer and one of the largest energy drink companies in Poland. Mr. Hasnein Hussein​, a Malawian businessman (H&H Hardware), is cooperating with the KABISA Team on introduction of this unique beverage in Malawi.

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About an hour ago, I received an interesting email from Trévo USA. The summary of it is that Trévo Corporate is officially opening an office in Ondangwa, Namibia very soon! And on the other hand, they are closing operations in Tanzania due to gross financial irregularities by Trévo Tanzania leaders. Continue reading this post…