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TEAMWORK: Namibiau2019s farmersu2019 unions have launched a joint campaign to fight foot-and-mouth disease, backed by more than N$12 million in pledges. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Farmers’ unions band together to battle FMD in Namibia

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Ongamba yiikwanyama (VCF) moMururani. Ethano lyomompungulilo

Uuministeli owiipatana kutya ongamba yOmusinda Omutiligane itayi vulu okukuthwa po

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Ministry denies that Red Line cannot be removed

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PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Healthy cattle, healthy herds

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South Africau0027s former agriculture minister, John Steenhuisen. Photo Facebook

SA’s Steenhuisen moved in DA ministerial reshuffle

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Fritz Rexrodt. Photo Dunevax

Dunevax to support farmers across southern Africa

3 Week Ago

Small-scale farmers in the far north are concerned after reports of an African buffalo sighting. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Elliot Connor

Buffalo sighting creates concern

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Goi Geurtze of SWAVET Namibia. Photo Irene-Mari van der Walt

Farmers urged to prioritise herd immunity and prevention

1 Month Ago

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Namibia weighs FMD vaccine options amid regional outbreaks

1 Month Ago

Dewald Olivier, CEO of Red Meat Industry Services (RMIS) in South Africa, speaking at the SA-UK Agricultural Sector Focus Seminar last year. Photo RMIS

Red line remains critical to FMD control

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Senior agricultural economist at First National Bank South Africa, Paul Makube, says the country has paid the price of repeated FMD outbreaks through billions of rand in lost GDP. Photo: Iru00E9ne-Mari van der Walt

Namibia praised at NAMPO for FMD resilience

1 Month Ago

Despite challenges emanating from climatic events, limited knowledge, technologies, and market complexities, the beef industry and farmers in general continue to display notable resilience. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s beef industry adapts to global pressures

1 Month Ago

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