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The love for taking care of animals runs through his veins. Photo Contributed

When livestock becomes a liability

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AMTA ACCUSED OF LATE PAYMENTS TO FARMERS

1 Week Ago

Awie Thompson, Head of Agriculture, FNB Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Agriculture at a turning point

1 Week Ago

Jason Nampunda, head of hostel and teacher at the Omukwiyugwemanya Senior Secondary School. Photo Loise Shiimi

Water shortages halt gardening at Omukwiyuugwemanya

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TRAGEDY: Les Kinda, the defending Boer Goat Competition champion, with one of his title-winning animals. Photo: Otis Daniels

‘Money down the drain’

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Elizabeth Kambonde believes in the products she has been able to create from mahangu. Photo Contributed

Namibia grows the food, but imports the value

2 Week Ago

Kahitee Keeja showcases a harvest of potatoes grown at Okarui City Fresh Produce. Photo Contributed

Faith like potatoes

3 Week Ago

DEPENDENCE: Namibia produced 12 251 tonnes of wheat against a domestic demand of 118 824 tonnes in the 2020/21 marketing season, leaving a shortfall of 106 573 tonnes. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Wheat production covers just 11% of demand

1 Month Ago

NO PROTECTION: Drought has pushed people from southern Angola into Namibia in search of food, water and other basic needs, including children, who are often seen begging on streets. PHOTO: FILE

Displaced Angolans caught in Namibia's immigration gap

1 Month Ago

Namibiau2019s rising temperatures are putting added pressure on farmers, with livestock, crops and soil all vulnerable to heat-related stress. Photo Contributed

Heatwaves threaten livestock, crops and soil health

1 Month Ago

GREEN FINGERS: Dried tomatoes, onions and green peppers form part of Onesmus Alalicky Jordanu2019s growing value-added produce business. Photo: Contributed

Farmer turns post-harvest losses into profits

1 Month Ago

LOCAL IS BEST: Coblenz produces an array of vegetables and says supplying local schools would offer not only security but also ensure Namibian children are nourished by locally grown produce. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Coblenz farm calls for govt to buy local food for local schools

1 Month Ago

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