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YUM: Samuel Prince frying pre-cooked meat at KAITE. Photo: Otis Daniels

Keetmans expo draws crowds despite FMD

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BUDGET SQUEEZE: Swapou2019s eldersu2019 council wants the monthly pension increased from N$1 700 to N$2 000. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Swapo elders want old-age grant raised to N$2 000

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Editorial: Food security cannot depend on emergency relief

5 Day Ago

Stephanie M. de Klerk. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fighting FMD without losing our livestock industry

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DIAMONDS LOSE SHINE: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Diamond revenue slumps by 93%

1 Week Ago

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

Namibia is experiencing rising inflation fueled by transportation. There are green shoots, with economic growth moving in tandem. PHOTO: FILE

Inflation, growth move in tandem

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Oceana says fish shortages have sharply reduced production at its African fishmeal and fish-oil operations and constrained Lucky Staru0027s canned-pilchard business. PHOTO: FILE

Oceana navigates Namibia’s fish squeeze

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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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For the poor, inflation is more than 5%

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NO WASTE: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Govt to spend N$40m buying farmers’ surplus grain

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LIVING WITH HUNGER: Osire refugee settlement, where residents have raised concerns about food shortages and irregular distributions. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Osire refugees say they survive on expired food

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