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Newborn lambs face increased risks during the winter lambing season, as farmers are urged to strengthen care, improve hygiene, and ensure proper nutrition to boost survival rates. Photo: https://static.africa-press.net

Winter lambing season demands heightened care from smallstock farmers

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Agriculture minister Inge Zaamwani. Photo Jacques du Toit

Agriculture Vote 37 cut by 26%

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China–FAO–Namibia project wins global poverty reduction award

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HEALTH FIRST: Adele Prinsloo, Regional Manager, Personal Finance, Old Mutual Namibia.

When her health comes first

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N$12.54m support programme for small-scale farmers

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Dr David N Emvula

Fertility treatment is a right, not a luxury

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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

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A Hausa Fulani farmer and his son work at a farm in the outskirts of Sokoto, Sokoto State, Nigeria on April 22, 2019. - Massive expansion of farming in Nigeria has cut access to grazing land for nomadic herders and fuelled persistent violence.

The agricultural fixes Africa needs

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The first change must be from a focus on combating individual diseases to ensuring that all people have the opportunity for health and well-being throughout their lives. Photo Pexels/Lagos Food Bank

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New biochar manufacturing targets better grazing land

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ARTISTS: Kevlyn Gowases and Hildegard Titus pictured at the opening of the OMDis Artists in Residence: 2025 Art Exhibition at the Namibian Arts Association in Windhoek. PHOTO: MICHAEL KAYUNDE

‘OMDis Artists in Residence’ exhibition opens in Windhoek

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