Small business owners sell food at the Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup, which is happening right at Outjo Sport Stadium. They want more customers to visit their stands during this event. Many vendors arrived early Friday, before the games started. They stayed late, packing up after everyone left. Some sellers felt disappointed with the first-day sales.
Bianca Ilonga cooked extra food that went unsold. She hopes business improves as the tournament continues. Carolla Kavendji had similar problems but plans to change her offerings. She thanks the organizers for giving entrepreneurs a chance to promote their businesses. Christoline Gawises enjoyed better success with her sales. She appreciates these rare opportunities for small businesses in Outjo to reach more customers.
The tournament benefits go beyond sports. Local schools received renovations because of this event. Children stay off the streets through positive activities. Kids who never travel with regional teams experience the excitement locally. Vendors offer various foods from kapana to poitjie kos. The tournament creates value on the field through sports matches for players.
Bianca Ilonga cooked extra food that went unsold. She hopes business improves as the tournament continues. Carolla Kavendji had similar problems but plans to change her offerings. She thanks the organizers for giving entrepreneurs a chance to promote their businesses. Christoline Gawises enjoyed better success with her sales. She appreciates these rare opportunities for small businesses in Outjo to reach more customers.
The tournament benefits go beyond sports. Local schools received renovations because of this event. Children stay off the streets through positive activities. Kids who never travel with regional teams experience the excitement locally. Vendors offer various foods from kapana to poitjie kos. The tournament creates value on the field through sports matches for players.
