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Government maize subsidies aim to boost yields and support rural farmers.

Rain-fed agronomic subsidy programme set to boost food security and farmer resilience

2 Week Ago

BRRR: It is getting colder with more cold fronts expected. Photo: RIAN LOMBARD

Third coldest May in over a decade

3 Month Ago

WHEN SKIES OPEN: January was described as a relatively wet month, but above average rainfall is forecast between March and May for most parts of Namibia. Photo: Contributed

January was a ‘relatively wet month’

7 Month Ago

SUPPLY IS BACK: Water supply to the Hardap irrigation scheme has been restored at 80% usage. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Water flows again to Hardap irrigation scheme

8 Month Ago

PROSPECTS: Below normal rainfall is likely over the extreme west and most of the southern parts of the country during December. Photo: File

Namibia’s interior forecast to receive over 25mm rainfall in December

10 Month Ago

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RAIN ON THE HORIZON FOR INTERIOR

10 Month Ago

PHOTO: Dirk Potgieter ON FARM SUKSES

RAIN ON THE HORIZON FOR INTERIOR

10 Month Ago

Winderige weerstoestande sal voortduur. Foto Heike Stegmann

Moisture flows in from Angola

11 Month Ago

OUTLOOK: Windy weather conditions are expected to persist. Photo: Heike Stegmann

Moisture flows in from Angola

11 Month Ago

A branch South African mobile communications provider Vodacom in Cape Town is shown in this picture taken November 10, 2015. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

Company News in Brief

11 Month Ago

RELIEF: Namibians did not hesitate to celebrate the recent rains, like this group enjoying a dip about 15 kilometres from Otjiwarongo.Photo: Karen Marais

Namibians holding breath for more rain

11 Month Ago

REPORT: The landslides were the region's worst disaster since 2018, when floods killed more than 400 people. PHOTO: REUTERS

Climate change intensified rain that caused deadly Indian landslides, study finds

1 Year Ago

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