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Horse mackerel sector eyes job growth, calls for more local skills

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A Lumpy Skin Disease outbreak is suspected to be linked to unusual giraffe mortalities across central Namibia following heavy rains and increased insect activity last year.

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Hai//om fight to reclaim their heritage in Etosha

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Ombika volunteers have worked without pay for years

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